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Monday, May 19, 2008
18:24

From:
http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/aid_myanmar/


On 2 May 2008, Cyclone Nargis battered southern Myanmar, causing massive destruction. To date, 22,000 people have perished, over 41,000 are missing and as many as 1 million people have been left homeless. The Irrawaddy region took the brunt of the storm, with some villages almost totally eradicated and vast rice-growing areas wiped out. The storm uprooted trees, toppled electricity and telephone poles, and burst water pipes, leaving the several million without basic utilities. International aid is starting to trickle in, led by the U.N.'s World Food Program.

While the government is trying to show that it can handle the crisis on its own, ahead of a referendum on the constitution, the international community is clamouring for more access to the military-ruled country, in order to help the victims and carry out relief operations.

The following are some of the organizations and aid agencies involved in the Myanmar relief effort. If you would like to help, please view their websites to find out how you can participate.

Please note that these links lead to third party sites that are not operated by Yahoo!. Their contents and activities may be subject to foreign laws that are different from the laws governing this Yahoo! property or the Yahoo! property from which you came. As such third party sites are outside the control of Yahoo!, Yahoo! neither accepts nor assumes any responsibility for their content or activities.

Singapore Red Cross

Donate via DBS/POSB ATM Fund Transfer
Select "More Services", select "Credit Card/Bill Payment".
Key in "99" Other Corporation, then key in "13" for
"Red Cross Myanmar Cyclone"
Indicate your contact number as the Bill Reference Number.

DBS i-Banking
Log on to DBS iBanking, go to "Payment Services".
Under "Bill Payment", select "Red Cross Myanmar Cyclone".
Indicate your contact number as the Consumer Reference Number.

Cheque
Payable to "Singapore Red Cross Society"
On the back: Name, organisation,
mailing address, contact numbers and
"Red Cross Myanmar Cyclone"
Send to : Singapore Red Cross,
15 Penang Lane, S(238486)

AXS Stations
Members of the public can donate at all AXS stations islandwide


International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Donate via Credit Card
Go to donate.ifrc.org
Indicate you would like your contributions to go to "Myanmar Cyclone Nargis"

www.ifrc.org


The Salvation Army

Donate via Internet Banking
Go to www.salvationarmy.org/Singapore

Donate by Cheque
Make your cheque payable to "The Salvation Army"
Indicate on the back 'Myanmar Cyclone Disaster Relief'
The Salvation Army
Myanmar Cyclone Disaster Relief
Ang Mo Kio PO Box 640
Singapore 915605

Donate by Cash
15 May will have our signature kettle pots at various shopping malls across Singapore from 11am till 9pm.

There will also be a donation box at every Starbucks Store (Singapore) from 15 May till 22 May.

A donation box will be placed at our headquarters from now till 11 June. Our operating hours are from 8.30am � 5pm, Mondays to Fridays.

20 Bishan Street 22
Singapore 579768


World Vision

Donate by Cheque
Make your cheque payable to "World Vision International" and mail to

10 Anson Road
#13-08 International Plaza
Singapore 079903

Donate by Cash
Please visit World Vision Singapore office at

10 Anson Road
#13-08 International Plaza
Singapore 079903

Donate via Internet Banking
DBS Internet Banking
Standard Chartered Internet Banking
Please select World Vision under list of payee

For more information, click here

Donate by ATM Fund Transfer
Donate by doing a ATM fund transfer to
DBS Autosave Account Number: 001-030600-6
Standard Chartered Bank Fusion Account Number: 130-830-6900

For more information, click here

www.worldvision.org.sg


Signing Off;
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