Pamela Sitko, communications manager at World Vision, speaks with Bloomberg's Bernard Lo from Bangkok about the devastation and rescue efforts underway in Myanmar following the tropical cyclone that slammed into the country three days ago. The death toll from the storm rose to 10,000, according t...
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May 5: Nearly 4,000 people are reported dead from the cyclone that slammed Myanmar on Saturday, and officials say the toll could climb over 10,000. MSNBC’s Contessa Brewer speaks with Jens Orback, who was on the scene. (MSNBC)
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A state radio station says the death toll from a devastating cyclone in Myanmar has risen to almost 4,000. Almost 3,000 more people are unaccounted for. Meanwhile, Myanmar's foreign minister says the death toll could rise to 10,000.
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Almost 4,000 people were killed and nearly 3,000 others are unaccounted for after a devastating cyclone in Myanmar, a state radio station said Monday. Foreign Minister Nyan Win told said the death toll could rise to more than 10,000.
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As we get more pictures of the devastation in Myanmar, the government now reports 22,000 people were killed by the cyclone. More than 41,000 are reportedly still missing. CBS 2's Cindy Hsu has the story of a local man impacted by the disaster.
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Nearly 4,000 people have been confirmed dead following the devastating cyclone that tore through Myanmar. Officials fear the death toll could rise by many thousands more. CBS 2's Kristine Johnson reports.
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The death toll from the cyclone that hit Southeast Asia is skyrocketing with more than 20,000 reportedly dead in Myanmar (Burma). Josh Landis reports.
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Myanmar officials said on Tuesday the death toll could continue to climb, with state radio saying more than 22,000 people are already feared dead from the Southeast Asian nation's devastating cyclone.
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