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Date:
Mon, 19 May 2008 11:00 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
Myanmar Cyclone and China Earthquake Flanked Your Indonesia Visit With 6
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Myanmar Nargis Cyclone, 2 May 2008
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This image shows rainfall
accumulations along Cyclone Nargis’ path between April 27 and May 4,
2008, based on data from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM)
satellite. Nargis weakened to Category 1 as it moved east-northeast
toward Burma, but by May 2, it had re-intensified. When it made
landfall over the Mouths of the Irrawaddy River, it was a borderline
Category 3/4 storm.
TRMM is a joint mission between NASA and
the Japanese space agency, JAXA.
NASA image created by Jesse Allen, using data provided by the TRMM
science team. Caption by Rebecca Lindsey.
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Press releases
Myanmar: Red Cross distributes relief items after deadly cyclone
devastates delta region
5 May 2008
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As people struggle to find shelter and food after
Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar on 2 May, the Red Cross is on the ground,
distributing life-saving relief items, such as drinking water,
clothing, food, plastic tarpaulins, and hygiene kits.
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red
Crescent Societies has released an initial 200,000 Swiss francs (USD
189,000/€ 122,000) to support the Red Cross relief effort in
Myanmar.
“The immediate priorities are to provide clean
water and emergency shelter for people displaced by the storm," says
Christine South, operations coordinator for the International
Federation for Asia Pacific.
High winds, heavy rain and flood water claimed
hundreds of lives and thousands of homes as Cyclone Nargis moved
across the southern delta region of Myanmar.
According to state
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television,
nearly 4,000 people were killed and 3,000 are still missing.
Red Cross relief workers were on the ground soon
after the storm hit, assessing the situation in the district of
Yangon. Today, additional Red Cross assessment teams are in some of
the most affected areas of Irrawaddy, Bago Divisions and Karen and
Mon States.
“Widespread destruction is obviously making it
more difficult to get aid to people who need it most,” says Michael
Annear, regional disaster management coordinator for the
International Federation in Bangkok.
Along with relief items, the Myanmar Red Cross is
distributing insecticide-treated bed nets to help prevent malaria
and purification tablets to provide clean drinking water. Also,
emergency relief supplies are available in the International
Federation’s warehouses in Kuala Lumpur and Dubai if requested. |
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International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
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Survivors of the deadly cyclone Nargis
work on a roof near the Pyapon river in the southern delta hardest
hit by cyclone Nargis on May 11. The United States on Monday
dispatched its first aid flight to Myanmar, where some 1.5 million
survivors of a massive cyclone are still waiting for help as the
relief effort flounders.
(AFP) Mon May 12,
3:42 AM ET
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Myanmar people line up to
receive free rice after the destructive Cyclone Nargis on the
outskirts of Yangon, Myanmar, Monday, May 12, 2008.
(AP
Photo)
Mon
May 12, 4:20 AM ET
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China Sichuan Earthquake, 12 May 2008
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Residents push a bicycle past the
destroyed Jin Xiu Dong Taoist Temple in earthquake- hit Yongan
county in Mianyang city, Sichuan province, May 14, 2008.
(Claro Cortes
IV/Reuters)
Wed May 14, 10:28 PM ET
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A resident stands in
front of a residential building that was collapsed by a massive
earthquake in Mianzhu, in southwest China's Sichuan province, on
Wednesday May 14, 2008, two days after the magnitude-7.9 quake. His
wife was still buried under the debris, said Kyodo News, which
distributed this photo.
(AP
Photo/Kyodo News)
Wed
May 14, 8:56 PM ET
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Earthquake survivors queue for rationed
water in Anxian county in Mianyang City, Sichuan province, May 14,
2008.
(Claro Cortes
IV/Reuters)
Wed May 14, 10:28 PM ET
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In this photo distributed
by the official Chinese news agency Xinhua, rescuers transport
injured from the quake-stricken Yingxiu Town of Wenchuan County to
Chengdu, capital of southwest China's Sichuan province, on Wednesday
May 14, 2008.
(AP
Photo/Xinhua, Chen Kai)
Wed
May 14, 9:10 PM ET
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The news of
Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar on 2 May 2008 and
the news of magnitude-7.9 quake destroyed Sichuan China on 12 May 2008
seem like flanking your Indonesia visit of 8 May 2008. With the meaningful
distance of 6 days and 4 days. 6 days between 2 and 8 May, and 4 days
between 8 to 12 May.
As if
it contains a message of "64", whereas "6" in Indonesia is "enam"
that sounds like "end A.M.", while "4" in Dutch or German is "fir" like my
name "firman".
Therefore, the meaning of "64" is "end A.M. Firmansyah",
commensurate with my consent to move to the eternity.
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Date:
Mon, 19 May 2008 11:51 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
Also Containing
Message About Tyas Mirasih and Rahma Sarita
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Map of Myanmar showing
path of Cyclone Nargis and worst-hit areas. Myanmar said Monday that
more than 10,000 people had been killed in the cyclone that tore
into the impoverished and secretive Asian nation at the weekend, and
tens of thousands more may also have died.
(AFP)
Tue May 6, 1:48 AM ET |
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Map locating the epicentre of the 7.8
magnitude quake that hit China's southwestern Sichuan province.
China's biggest earthquake for a generation left tens of thousands
dead, missing or buried under the rubble of broken communities,
triggering a desperate nationwide relief effort.
(AFP/Graphic) Tue May
13, 10:08 AM ET |
The news of Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar on 2
May 2008 and the news of magnitude-7.9 quake destroyed Sichuan China
on 12 May 2008 also seem like containing a message about Tyas Mirasih and
Rahma Sarita.
Like I wrote in my letter of "Tyas
Mirasih, Chinese Noodle, and Your Rich China Statement", her last name
Mirasih is containing "Mi" like from the Indonesian word "mie" which means
"noodle", the famous Chinese food.
Myanmar begins with the syllable "my" that
read as the English word "me", it also sounds like Indonesian word "mie"
which means "noodle", the famous Chinese food.
While related with Rahma Sarita, "Myanmar" can
be interpreted as "my-an-mar" whereas "my" is like the English word, "an"
is like from "andalas" another name for the island of "sumatera" where the
owner of TV-One came from, "ma" like my aunt's name Emma whose husband died
while she still alive till today, and "r" from Rahma's name.
Myanmar's former name "Burma" also like
related with Rahma, whereas "bu" is like Indonesian word "ibu" which means
"madame".
Sichuan is like having the meaning as follows:
"si" is often placed in front of someone's name in Indonesia word,
"chu" from Indonesia word "acuh", like reflecting Rahma's indifferent to
my fax on her birthday.
I should be careful with this Tyas and Rahma
matter whenever it would turn to be like "Similarities
of "Turning to Desi" Situation". If even for the reminder, it has
caused those two devastating natural disasters, what would happen if I
failed to handle this matter properly.
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