UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations appealed for $187 million to help Myanmar's cyclone victims on Friday. The following is the summary of what the United Nations said the money was needed for:
Agriculture 10.00 mln
Early Recovery 4.85 mln
Education 7.50 mln
Emergency telecommunications 1.32 mln
Food 56.00 mln
Health 15.78 mln
Information management and coordination 1.61 mln
Logistics 49.66 mln Continued...
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