Moemaka News,
30-May-2008
- Journals from Inside
Burma, Journal Plenet - Thar-Gi
- Photo News: Bokalay Scenario
- Myanmar Internet Communication service - not to use Proxy
Server, Announcement by Myanmar ISP
-
Junta Newspaper Article written - "Irrawaddy people are not
necessay to eat Chocolate"
- Ma-Soe-Yein Sayadaw one month memorial in Mandalay
- Interview with Sayadaw U Nyar-ni-ka Vitha (Fremont),
Min-Sin-Lin's interview
- www.moemaka.net
Purpose of this internet creation to be united for all teams in
Burma.
- Momaka interview with Singapore volunteer who visit to
Myanmar.
- Sayadaw U Dhamma Pira cyclone relief in Burma and his
contacts
- Kyaw Thu - Well-know cyclone relif leader photo
- Moemaka Radio Program - U Pantra, Sydney
PILPG A global pro bono law firm. War Crime Prosecution
NP Myanmar 's Nargis
Charity Concert, Singapore - Ticket $15 @ LPK library
#05-12A, Peninsula Plaza, Contact: Ko Phyo 90017367, Ma Snow
90610232. Date: 5-Jul (Sat) 1 to 7pm at Nee Ang Poly
Convention Center.
(Photo - Internet, Ko Moe Kaung) Junta arrested people who demand to
release, "Daw Aung San Suu Kyi" 27-May-2008 Yangon:
Sitagu Tayar
Pwe
news 25, 26-May, Eunos
Temple in Singapore "Ta Yar Pwe's donation was nearly ~S$20K.
Yester collection is ~S$50K. Total ~S$70K will be used for
medical equipment for Hospital equipment for delta region.
Many personal contribution including US, UK & JAPAN are not
included, they directly phone call to Sayadaw and donated. One
of Burmese doctor from UK contributed US$ 10K by making phone
call to Sayadaw. Two young Burmese (about 35 year's
old) donated S$ 40K & one container of Brand new clothing and
unlimited supply of Books and stationary, announced by
Sayardaw.
Moemaka News,
26-May-2008
- French ship Mistral return home (AP)
- Burmese Embassy (Bangkok) fire broke
- Daw Aung San Suu Kyi voted
- Burmese Student in Chiangmai raised fund
- Thidagu Sayadaw Trips to Singapore
UN Secretary-General message ADDRESS TO THE ASEAN-UN
INTERNATIONAL PLEDGING CONFERENCE
Yangon, 25 May 2008
-
ျမန္မာမုန္တိုင္းကယ္ဆယ္ေရး
ကုလသမဂၢအလုပ္မ်ားေခၚေနျပီ
Jobs for Nargris Cyclone relief by UN
http://unjobs.org/duty_stations/myanmar
May-Thi Kha Office of the Executive Director UNICEF, 3 UN Plaza New
York, NY.10017 Tel: (212) 326-7022 / Fax: (212) 326-7758
- Operation Nargis;
Singagpore NUS, SMU students setup a team to raise fund for Burmese
victims. Collected Amount:18th May - 22 May: S$ 11,040. Contacts:
Coordinato: Nyan Chang 90038979, Logistics: Aung Myo Lwin 98530155,
Enquiry: Soe Thiha 98315913. Web:
http://operationnargis.org/
- UN relief fund, with BKM's visit to Burma (Click
Here)
- Engineering group so called
www.rit-alumni-singapore.org
collected ~150,000 SGD (100,000 USD) for RIT Alumni Singapore
but isn't it still too pathetic?. It is a record for an
ad-hocBurmese. Nyan Win Shwe,
Mechanical 1972
What an unbelievable 48 hrs. Life changing?
I'd say so. We set off from Yangon at 3am on Saturday morning
within 6 trucks and 2 cars with the following plan in place.
First Stop Laputta, 2nd Stop Thekathaung, 3rd and Final Stop
Myaungmya.
- Burma to accept help
from its Asian neighbors. Military rulers also OK
visit by U.N. secretary-general.
- In Singapore an emergency meeting of foreign ministers from the 10
countries of the ASEAN agree to se up an ASEAN-LED task force for
distributing foreign aid especially health and medical personel,
said by Singapore's Foreign Minister George Yeo.
- Burmese Foreign Minister Nyan Win told the loss by cyclone, "well
over $10 billion".
- Gen Than Shwe refused to take telephone calls from Ban and had not
responded to letters from him.
- A three-day official period of mourning was to
begin today for the dead, who numbered more than 78,000, according
to official figures. Another 56,000 people are missing.
AP
From The San Francisco Cronicle TUESDAY, MAY
20, 2008
Dominican University
honor Aung San Suu Kyi Moemaka Reporter 002 Dominican University's graduation, Califonia on Saturday,
awarded Burmese democracy leader Daw Aung San Kyi
"the
degree, a doctor of laws".
Engineering
Group Update (May 18, 2008) Dear Sayas and Colleagues,
There used to be two famous brothers called "Ko Htu" and "Ko Hta"
who would help anyone in need and especially those in distress.
It seems that individuals and/or organizations are filling in
their "shoes" by helping the Cyclone victims.
16-May-2008
- Burmese Army said, over 70,000 dead and 50,000 missing
- Burmese in Korea , donate US$8000 for Cyclone.
- Irrawaddy delta - Gold Price is Kyat 8000 but no one buying
- Yangon warehouses are full of Cyclone aids
-
41 US Congressmen, signed for direct action to Cyclone aids
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Singapore Burmese Community, working
together
J.Moe 16-May-2008 Singapore LPK library team already donated Kyat 41.5
millions to Myanmar.. Collected cyclone aids 6 tons were
already shipped to Yangon (Kyaw Thu's team).. Remaining 7
tons will be shipped with possible air flight.
OBP team already collected S$180,000 and S$80,000 are already
given to Cyclone victims. S$10,000 worth of rice sacks are
already donated to Kyaw Thu's team.
Ko Sai - one of the volunteer said, "We will clear 7 tons of
remaining aids. Cloths donation will be stopped for a
while and later, we will accept again. We continue collect
money at LPK library #05-12A at peninsula plaza.
There are about 25 volunteers working and 4 to 5 truck car
drivers are available. When we call them, they come
immediately".
Peninsula Plaza a shop owner also offered her room as a storage
space. Peninsula Plaza management "security team" also helping
for space to keep Cyclone aids..
Moemaka
In the midst of
the grief after seeing the heart breaking pictures ofthe
betheren who died and who are dying, I recognized an old phrase once
read in an article "Inside The Medival Mind" in the BBC History
magazine.
CHARITABLE ALLIANCE OF
BURMESE AMERICANS
As many of you know, Cyclone Nargis battered Myanmar("Burma") on May
2. According to the United Nations, an estimated 24 million people
live in the affected areas, including 6 million people in Yangon.
Two Natural
Disasters, 2 different responses
one slow, one fast May 14, 2008 UNITED NATIONS - TWO natural disasters
in tightly controlled Asian nations have produced two very
different responses: Myanmar's very slow response to Cyclone
Nargis. (Straits Times - Singapore)
MAY 10, A SAD DAY IN BURMA
.Today,
May 10 is a sad day in our country’s history. The military junta is going
ahead with their flaw referendum despite the appeal from the whole world,
including Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki Mon to postpone
the process so that people can focus their effort in helping the Cyclone
Nargis victims.
10-May-2008 (Singapore, Business Society)
A letter to God from
cyclone refugees of Burma.
Tuesday , May 13 , 2008
Dear God,
If you are out there, please hear us, see us and save us. I know you
are out there.
I am writing this on behalf of all the suffering and dying disaster
victims in Burma as my heart and soul are together with them right
now.
Sydney Movements
Cry Burma!
(Poem) Burma was once the rice bowl of Asia
Richer and fitter than Thailand and Malaysia
Hunger was not known any where
People were sure of their future.
Freedom from Fear
