From Thai News Paper :
The international aid community has expressed growing frustration with the Burmese military for throwing up unnecessary obstacles to a massive disaster relief programme for victims of Cyclone Nargis, which crashed into central Myanmar May 2 and 3, leaving an estimated 100,000 dead and up to 2 million desperately in need of food, water, shelter and medicine.


Thailand was the first country to fly in emergency aid into Rangoon on May 8. The government proposed using a Thai military C-130 cargo plane to deliver US aid, but the offer was rejected by Burmese authorities.


Ina reversal, the junta then permitted the US to fly one of its own military C-130s with aid aboard into Rangoon from Utapao base in Chon Buri. The first US aid delivered via Thailand was on Monday with a second flight planned later on Tuesday.


Burmese Vice-Admiral Soe Thein, speaking through the regime's mouthpiece newspaper New Light of Myanmar said the country was grateful for the shipment from the United States.


"The donation will enhance friendship between the governments, armed forces and the peoples of the two countries," Soe Thein said.


But he also reiterated that Burma remained closed to foreign aid workers. (BangkokPost.com, dpa)

*** do not worry ..how ever ..Meanmar must accept any help from UN ***