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Myanmar: Clean Water and Medicine - OB.org

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When Cyclone Nargis slammed into Myanmar (Burma), it claimed thousands of lives and destroyed whole villages. Those that survived the storm are in urgent need of emergency relief.

Operation Blessing is funding a team of local doctors who are able to access some of the worst affected areas. We have 5 teams that will be working for three months to provide life saving medicines to an estimated 60,000 patients.

With flood water and even rotting corpses polluting most drinking water supplies, fresh water is a priority need for victims. Many villages still have deep water wells, but no electricity to pump the water out.

OB worked with a local partner organization to purchase heavy duty diesel generators, allowing them to pump life saving fresh water to the surrounding communty. Through this simple project we are serving 20,000 victims and helping them avoid sickness and disease as they rebuild their lives.

HOW YOU CAN HELP
Be a part of OBI's ongoing disaster relief efforts that are helping to bring food, water and medical aid to Myanmar's cyclone victims.

For more information, visit the
Website: http://www.ob.org

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  • That's really cool! ...

    That's really cool! I appreciate what you guys are doing a lot. Wish I could be over there myself, but my prayers are with these people and everyone helping.
    Thanks for posting videos of on the ground footage that's not sensationalized by the main stream media and that shows Christ's body at work saving lives! Bless you guys!

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