An account of successful medical assistance and relief operations to cyclone victims after one month
After 48 hours cyclone Nargis had devastated, an executive member of RAVEN BDC and a voluntary doctor went to cyclone affected townships in Yangon such as Daw Pone, Tar Kay Ta, South Dagon , Dagon Myothit(North), Dagon Myothit(South). They then made discussions and requested for permission from local monks to provide medical aids and treatments to cyclone victims.
Started from 8th of May 2008 until 7th of June today, in a period of exactly one month, a total of 4275 patients had been treated successfully in 34 areas including various townships in Yangon State and DayDaYae Tsp in Ayyarwady State.
RAVEN DBC would like to thank gratefully to all voluntary doctors who were involved in the relief activities, members of RAVEN DBC, those who donated blood, volunteers, donors who helped us with monetary support to cover our relief expenses, as well as specialists who supported us with technical aids in order for our activities to be successful.
After 48 hours cyclone Nargis had devastated, an executive member of RAVEN BDC and a voluntary doctor went to cyclone affected townships in Yangon such as Daw Pone, Tar Kay Ta, South Dagon , Dagon Myothit(North), Dagon Myothit(South). They then made discussions and requested for permission from local monks to provide medical aids and treatments to cyclone victims.
Started from 8th of May 2008 until 7th of June today, in a period of exactly one month, a total of 4275 patients had been treated successfully in 34 areas including various townships in Yangon State and DayDaYae Tsp in Ayyarwady State.
RAVEN DBC would like to thank gratefully to all voluntary doctors who were involved in the relief activities, members of RAVEN DBC, those who donated blood, volunteers, donors who helped us with monetary support to cover our relief expenses, as well as specialists who supported us with technical aids in order for our activities to be successful.
Ko Than Lwin Aung a.k.a Ko Kalaw
Raven Blood Donor Club
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