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Burma Regime Rejects Offers of Disaster Aid
By KYAW ZWA MOE Friday, December 31, 2004


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The state-run Myanma Alin reported Friday that the Coco Islands, originally thought to have been hard hit, were least damaged by the earthquake and tsunamis. The daily also said that the authorities had distributed cash, food and other material aid to affected families in Irrawaddy and Tenasserim divisions.

 

The military government urged people not to panic and to remain in their homes after rumors of more tsunamis sent thousands into the streets on Thursday.


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