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Teams from the Christian relief agency World Vision distribute food aid to villages in Myanmar by boat because many roads were washed away by Cyclone Nargis, which claimed more than 140,000 lives when it roared ashore on May 1, 2008. Religion News Service photo courtesy of Wah Eh Htoo/World Vision
Sally Morrow

(RNS1-MAY01) Teams from the Christian relief agency World Vision distribute food aid to villages in Myanmar by boat because many roads were washed away by Cyclone Nargis, which claimed more than 140,000 lives when it roared ashore on May 1, 2008. For use with RNS-DISASTER-FATIGUE, transmitted May 1, 2009. Religion News Service photo courtesy Wah Eh Htoo/World Vision.
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