CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Donors may go right down to storm-hit areas of their choice - NAY PYI TAW, 27 May— The National Disaster Preparedness Central Committee today issued the News Release No. 8 dated 27 May 2008. The full text of the news release is as follows: News Release No. 8:...Lt-Gen Myint Swe inspects removal of trees, repairing of state-owned buildings...Myitta Centre DBO supplies CI sheets for monasteries...Donations for monasteries pouring in...Htantabin Township reconstruction in progress...Feedstuff for cattle arrive...Minister gives instructions on power supply to industrial zones...SWRR Minister receives UNFPA Resident Representative...Minister receives UNICEF Official... Minister and officials of UN Agencies and NGOs tour storm-hit regions in Ayeyawady Division...Laotian Prof visits relief camps in Kyauktan Tsp...Rehabilitation work under way in Bogale, Dedaye...Medical team of France arrives...NPED Minister meets assistant administrator and director of UNDP...More international relief aid arrive...Max Myanmar, Ayeya Shwemyay take part in rehabilitation works...MEGA Co donates medicines to YGH...Make donations to the storm victims.  Everybody may make donations freely.  Everybody may make donations to any person or any area. However, wellwishers are urged to avoid unsystematic donations and acts that may tarnish the image of the nation and its people...Adjutant-General meets with companies engaged in rehabilitation of storm-hit regions...122 power tillers to be distributed to farmers in Dedaye Tsp.....CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - PHOTO CAPTIONS: Lt-Gen Myint Swe inspects removal of fallen trees in Myakyuntha park...Minister Brig-Gen Thura Myint Maung accepts 5,500 CI sheets worth over K 27.5 million presented by U Win Pe...Prof Alain Patel, President of Association Medicale Franco Asiatique hands over K 30 million and medicine worth US $ 16108 for storm victims to President of Myanmar Medical Association Prof Dr Kyaw Myint Naing in Yangon on 26 May, 2008...Feedstuff donated by WSPA being unloaded from a plane at Yangon International Airport...Minister Maj-Gen Khin Maung Myint inspects unloading of materials from a vessel to be used for power projects...Maj-Gen Maung Maung Swe receives Mr Daniel B Baker, Resident Representative of UNFPA at Maykhala Hall...Responsible personnel of Htoo Trading and Air Bagan Co Ltd hand over document of building to be used for water supply to storm victims...Lt-Col Maung Thant explaining mobile health care services...We put chlorine into the lakes to supply safe water. (Dr Tin Maung Aye)...Health staff performing a medical check-up on a girl...A water purifier installed in the relief camp in Yadana Dipa sports grounds...Young men playing sepak takraw in the relief camp in Yadana Dipa sports grounds...Team members chlorinate the water barrels in cooperation with INGOs...Minister Maj-Gen Maung Maung Swe and officials of UN agencies and NGOs meeting with storm victims in Pyapon...Deputy Minister Dr Mya Oo and Prof Dr Eksavang Vongvichit visit clinics at Hsinkan Relief Camp in Kyauktan...Minister U Soe Tha receives Ms Kathleen Cravero, Assistant Administrator and Director of UNDP, Mr Bishow Parajuli, Resident Representative of UNDP, and Deputy Resident Representative Mr Sanaka Samarasinha...Relief supplies contributed by Republic of Korea arrive Yangon International Airport...Relief items donated by Red Cross Society of Thailand arrive Yangon International Airport...Minister Maj-Gen Maung Maung Swe and Mr Daniel B Baker look into the temporary school in a tent at Hlinebone Village in Labutta...Employees of Max Myanmar donate relief aids for victims in Labutta...Mr Dirish Wadhwa of MEGA donates medicine worth K 8,978,356 to Yangon General Hospital through Dr Daw Nu Nu Tha...Minister Maj-Gen Aung Min views power tillers being assembled by farmers in storm-hit areas in Dedaye Township...Minister Maj-Gen Aung Min chats with Chinese and Myanmar doctors providing medical care to storm-victims at People?s Hospital in Dedaye..... ARTICLE: "Health care and disease control measures at relief camps in Labutta" Interview by Maung Maung Htwe (MNA) Photos by Par Si (MNA)..... "PERSPECTIVES": "Strive for timely cultivation in storm-affected areas".