Myanmar, a South East Asian nation, is currently under water. The severe flood killed about 50 people and hundred and thousands of people are trapped in water- surrounded environments. Most of them lost their home and ecosystem. Most of the farming areas were destroyed. Many bridges collapsed which resulted in lack of transport, making harder for delivering aids.
It is really urgent to save those in need for rescuing them and delivering clean water, essential food like rice and all medical things necessary. For doing so, helicopters are immediately needed as a transport.
The whole infrastructure in most affected areas collapsed. Building up the infrastructure needs a huge support in effective and efficient ways. Therefore, Myanmar cannot coup with it alone. It needs not only aids but handy hands are also.
PLEASE HELP SAVE THOSE IN FLOOD !!!!
Mettre À Jour #4il y a 8 ans
Before we could do proper and efficient rehabilitation, there are some cities like Kawlin in Sagaing Division, Upper Myanmar still suffering severe second flood due to heavy rains. Kayar State also has heavy rains these days worrying for the second flood.
Mettre À Jour #3il y a 8 ans
Flood strikes again Myanmar in Sagaing division, upper region of the country before fully recovering from the previous one which was from June 24 to August 22, 2015, and more than 1 million people affected and 117 people dead, leaving more than 400,000 families homeless.
Mettre À Jour #2il y a 8 ans
Thank you so much for signing up. UNOCHA (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) reports US$75,500,000 needed for rehabilitation.Total 117 lives lost and about 2.5 million people were affected. Myanmar urgently needs in a greater scale of outside help including technology and skillful human resources. The latest donor is Asia Development Bank (ADB) which announced to donate US $3 million for Myanmar’s rehabilitation works on 25th August, 2015.
Mettre À Jour #1il y a 8 ans
Update about Myanmar's flood: Thank you very much for signing up.
The flood from June 24 to August 22 affected 15,000,000 people, displacing 150,000 people and 180,000 homes were destroyed. Total 117 people were reported dead, 60 people alone in a state, Rakhine, Myanmar's northern west. Currently, 400,000 families are homeless. It requires a huge support from the people around the globe like you.
