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Beckham and Garib nawaz bro truely amazing pics, waiting for more keep posting..
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China's ambassador to India, Zhang Yan (L) shakes hands with an Indian army officer loading relief material for earthquake affected people in China on board an Indian Air Force aircraft in New Delhi on May 16, 2008. India is sending 36 tonnes of relief material which includes tents, blankets and sheets for building temporary shelters for the earthquake affected people in China. More than 4.8 million people have been left homeless in Sichuan province by the 12 May 7.9 magnitude earthquake as more than 50,000 people are estimated to have died in China's deadliest natural disaster in a generation.
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Indian Air Force personnel load relief supply, destined for cyclone affected Myanmar, on board an Indian Air Force AN 32 aircraft in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, May 7, 2008. International aid began to trickle into Myanmar, but the stricken Irrawaddy delta, the nation's rice bowl where 22,000 people perished and twice as many are missing, remained cut off from the world.
Sailors from the Myanmar Navy (in dark blue) stand in line as Indian sailors from the ship I.N.S. Rana unload releif supplies in Yangon on May 7, 2008. Myanmar's junta came under rare pressure from its Asian neighbours to unlock its borders to international aid as estimates of the death toll from Cyclone Nargis topped 100,000. Echoing calls from the United Nations and Washington, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) chief Surin Pitsuwan said Myanmar's regime needed to work with the international aid community "before it's too late."
Sailors from the Myanmar Navy (in dark blue) stand in line as Indian sailors from the ship I.N.S. Rana unload releif supplies in Yangon on May 7, 2008. Myanmar's junta came under rare pressure from its Asian neighbours to unlock its borders to international aid as estimates of the death toll from Cyclone Nargis topped 100,000. Echoing calls from the United Nations and Washington, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) chief Surin Pitsuwan said Myanmar's regime needed to work with the international aid community "before it's too late."
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