Donating to Myanmar Nargis Cyclone Victims with Paypal
by 
Benson on May 8th, 2008
(Digital Money World) Judy Chang from Paypal is seeking generous people to donate to victims of the recent cyclone disaster that has hit Myanmar.
The recent cyclone in Myanmar is reported to have claimed the lives of over 22,000 people, with another 41,000 reported as missing. The United Nations has reported that up to one million people could be left homeless as a result of the disaster.
And if you don’t really know what happened after Nargis Cyclone that hit the country, check out the aftermath youtube video which I’ve embedded here.
Have a heart. If you have spare money or don’t mind donating for a good cause, check Judy’s blog entry.
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3 opinions for Donating to Myanmar Nargis Cyclone Victims with Paypal
May 9, 2008 at 9:21 pm
Why bother to help. The junta running is absolutely heartless. Many countries are ready to pour in helps but the junta is more interested to hide its own skeletons rather than open up to let the general public live. Death will be inevitable but let that be the eye opener to the population to rebel and topple this junta. Other countries should take the excuse to exterminate the junta forever.
May 9, 2008 at 10:05 pm
But it really isn’t fair for people who’re there that seeks help. I for one believes in faith and determination. If we’re determined to help, no matter what, justice will prevail.. (when is the question)
May 10, 2008 at 7:29 am
I think this human tragedy which has followed so closely after others in the region, should wake up governments that the environment is a prority, and we can ignore it for much longer. These people should be helped as if they were the world’s citizens and not people living under a junta. I’m sure if the real powers that be, govenments, put enough pressure on them, at the risk of making themselves unpopular, this regime would topple. I hope its not to late for the thousands of victims.
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