CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Senior General Than Shwe comforts victims in Pathein, Labutta, Myaungmya...Prime Minister receives Under Secretary-General of UN Emergency Relief Coordinator...Relief aids distributed to storm victims in Mingala Taungnyunt Township...Navy participates in rehabilitation work...Rehabilitation works in progress in Labutta...Cash and kind for storm victims...Health workers leave for storm-hit regions...Relief supplies flow to storm victims in Ayeyawady Division...Blankets, pillows for YGH...Ministers receive delegation led by Under Secretary-General of UN Emergency Relief Coordinator...Robes donated to storm-hit monasteries...Orange Supermarket donates dry noodle to victims...33 KV pylons set up in Shwepyitha, Mingaladon Tsps...Khaing Khaing Sangda Motorcar Manufacturing Co Ltd donates a car...More relief supplies from international community arrive at Yangon International Airport...Thai medical team provides medical treatments to storm victims...IWT vessels resume regular run in storm-hit areas...Minister for Foreign Affairs arrives back after attending Special ASEAN Foreign Ministers? Meeting [includes discussion of ASEAN releif effort]...Resettlement tasks carried out in Bogale...Resettlement tasks carried out in Bogale...Egyptian Govt to contribute cash to storm relief efforts...National Disaster Preparedness Central Committee issues News Release No. 6: "...After comforting the victims, the Senior General gave guidance on collection of precise data and figures and effective implementation of rehabilitation works after laying down plans systematically..."...State Flag flown at half mast to mourn victims.....CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - PHOTO CAPTIONS: Prime Minister General Thein Sein greets Mr John Holmes, Under Secretary-General of UN Emergency Relief Coordinator...Prime Minister General Thein Sein receives Under Secretary-General of UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Mr John Holmes...Minister Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan comforts storm victims in Mingala Taungnyunt Township...A convoy carrying relief aids arrives Pyapon...People?s Hospital (above) and Basic Education High School (below) seen after being repaired in Bogale, Ayeyawady Division...Employees of a company distribute relief supplies to storm survivors in Pyapon, Ayeyawady Division...Minister U Nyan Win attends the working luncheon of ASEAN foreign ministers in Singapore...A health employee giving medical treatment to a victim in Labutta...Vehicles loaded with relief aids leave for storm-affected areas...Ministers U Soe Tha, Maj-Gen Maung Maung Swe and Dr Kyaw Myint meeting with Mr John Holmes, Under Secretary-General of UN Emergency Relief Coordinator, and party...Wellwishers donate a Sangda truck for use in the rehabilitation work of Hainggyigyun...Relief aids donated by Denmark based UNICEF arrive Yangon International Airport...Relief items donated by Red Cross Society of Spain arrive at Yangon International Airport...Relief aids from Save the Children (UK) being unloaded from a plane in Yangon International Airport...Relief aids from the Netherlands Red Cross being unloaded from a plane in Yangon International Airport...Deputy Minister Col Hla Thein Swe accepts US $ 100,000 donated by Representative Mr Li Hong Yuan of China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co Ltd. ...Volunteers loading relief aids onto Shwepyiaung Ship for storm victims in Ayeyawady Division...A flag being flown at half mast at City Hall in Yangon...... ARTICLE [continued from yesterday]: "Let?s replace earth bricks with stone ones (2)" by Kyaw Min Lu (Shwepyitha): "...Now, the victims are consuming the relief supplies donated by US citizens. So, my heartfelt thanks go to them. A meal and some drinking water are invaluable for a natural disaster victim. However, the strings attached to the relief supplies carried by warships and military helicopters are not acceptable to the Myanmar people. We can manage by ourselves. Myanmar has many good neighbourly countries. The people remain united in times of emergency. Now, we have achieved success in the relief and rehabilitation tasks to a certain degree. The task is very challenging, but we will be able to achieve the goal if we continue to work together with tenacity. So, I would say don?t worry about that..."..... "PERSPECTIVES": "Carry out rehabilitation work through concerted efforts".