Myanmar faces famine and disease
May 10 - Conditions in Myanmar are predicted to get worse as those most in need wait for aid.
Victims of a powerful cyclone in Myanmar seek medical attention in the country's worst-hit areas of the Irrawaddy Delta, but doctors are saying the next big threat is that of disease. Two trucks of UN aid have been allowed through a week after the cyclone struck.
Penny Tweedie reports.
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