On May 13, 7:23 pm, "labor" <la...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> May 12, Democratic Voice of Burma
> Aid for cyclone victims sold in Rangoon
>
> A Rangoon resident told DVB that noodle packets, condensed milk cans and
> mosquito nets intended for Cyclone Nargis victims were sold openly in
the
> streets and markets.
>
> "I saw dry (instant) noodle packets, condensed milk tins and mosquito
nets
> for rescue efforts in downtown areas. They are selling noodle packets at
> Nyaungpinlay Market for 600 (Kyat) a packet. Condensed milk too. The
> brands are not the same as the previous ones. They are of the same
brands
> mentioned in the (government) media. They are selling them on Barr
Street.
> They are selling condensed milk and noodle packets in Nyaungpinlay
Market.
> We are surprised how these materials designated for flood victims ended
up
> in the shops."
>
> Another resident said that recent heavy rains are also causing problems
as
> debris caused by the cyclone has blocked the drainage canals.
>
> "People are living in fear because of the weather forecasts that predict
> storm and heavy rains. It is not that gusty, but it has been raining
> heavily for three consecutive nights.They haven't collected rubbish left
> behind by the storm and the gutters and roads are blocked and water
rises
> up very quickly.Local people have to come and clear them and the water
is
> gone again now. We are doing things on our own initiative. No one is
> coming to help us."
Hi I think mogyothwar is now asking back to his beloved land and thus
it is
taking time to answer or no answer or solution has been found out by
now.
He should come back with a explanation which is worth to listen. I'm
sure
that there are always lullaby and fairy tales that please them at the
top level.
Mean while I'm not interested in those thugs selling the aid packages
but
three biscuit story.
STORY (3) a story of three biscuits presents
There is a foreign investor in Myanmar who has been married to a
Burmese
girl *(for 3 years now) has come back from Naypyidaw the other day. As
he arrives to his office in Yangon, he has something to show to his
senior
assistant ladies about his present from Naypyidaw. Guess what? It's
energetic
biscuits assumed the aid by UN or U.S. The question comes how come it
is
in Naypyidaw up in the country while the effected area is down???
So one of his senior lady staff who has her husband employed in
Naypyidaw
made a call, to get some biscuits for her.
Next day, it arrives and she has one which is not worth to eat it
immediately
when nobody sees that she has one same as the boss had. So she shows
almost everybody in the office of the biscuit she received from her
husband
that it is energetic and once you eat it, it can last for a day or so.
blur..blur
A lady in the office now wonders that if all aid must have reached to
all the
needy, the needy should have been rich by now than they are.
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