Race to avoid disease disaster in Myanmar

A Cyclone Nargis survivor walks at a damaged school which has been turned into a makeshift refugee centre in the village town of Labutta in Irrawaddy Division, May 10, 2008. Despairing survivors in Myanmar awaited emergency relief on Friday, a week after 100,000 people were feared killed as the cyclone roared across the farms and villages of the low-lying Irrawaddy delta region. The storm is the most devastating one to hit Asia since 1991, when 143,000 people were killed in neighbouring Bangladesh. REUTERS/Stringeer (MYANMAR)Getting supplies to survivors suffering from a brutal cyclone in Myanmar is now a “race against time” to prevent a disease disaster, experts warned Saturday.


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