Myanmarese call for junta to accept foreign rescue teams

TOKYO, Japan - Myanmarese people call in front of the Myanmar Embassy in Tokyo on May 10 for the country's military government to allow foreign rescue teams into Myanmar to help the victims of a devastating cyclone.

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