Sad day for Myanmar (Burma)

Yangon Myanmar Cyclone Nargis
People lining up for water in Yangon

This is indeed a very sad moment for all Myanmar people. The death toll from Cyclone Nargis rises to more than 22,000 and many thousands are still missing. Millions of people were made homeless with no assess to clean water or food. Many more will die because of infectious diseases. Nearly half the Burmese (Myanmar) population are suffering. I am here in Thailand, in a safe place, but I feel very sad for all those people suffering. They are my people and it hurts me so much. Why our Burmese people have to suffer such kind of hardship? Why us? It is a really hard question to answer. We, all Burmese, should help our own people as much as we could. Any help would be useful for our people. Don't wait. Don't hesitate. Try to find out whatever we could do to help our own people.
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Anonymous said…
I'm here watching things going in your country. I'm your neighbor staying here at the same safe place as you. So sad to know that your political policy is more important than people lives. Again, another nightmare lasts from tsunami 7 years ago. Buddha bless all of you to get better lives soon.
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