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Google Earth Outreach Collects Layers Of Cyclone Nargis Effects
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The cyclone which hit Myanmar (Burma) last weekend caused an indescribable amount of damage to the nation’s people; the ill effects of the storm have been vast extended by the ruling military junta’s resistance to both substantive and logistical aid (visit source article)
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Google Earth Outreach Collects Layers Of Cyclone Nargis Effects
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Google Earth Outreach Collects Layers Of Cyclone Nargis Effects
The cyclone which hit Myanmar (Burma) last weekend caused an indescribable amount of damage to the nation’s people; the ill effects of the storm have been vast extended by the ruling military junta’s resistance to both substantive and logistical aid
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Google Earth Outreach Collects Layers Of Cyclone Nargis Effects
The cyclone which hit Myanmar (Burma) last weekend caused an indescribable amount of damage to the nation’s people; the ill effects of the storm have been vast extended by the ruling military junta’s resistance to both substantive and logistical aid