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| Updated: 10 May 2008 0448 hrs |
The UN launched an emergency appeal for US$187m Friday to help Myanmar's cyclone victims, with Ban Ki-moon warning lives were at stake if the ruling military refused to allow in aid.
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Volunteers from Mercy Relief and Singapore Soka Youth Center pack relief supplies, comprising of tents, water purification tablets, and medical supplies, bound for cyclone-hit Myanmar.
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| News Highlights |
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 Myanmar CARE
Cyclone Nargis struck Myanmar on 2 May, leaving at least 80,000 dead and 41,000 people missing. Here's how you can help the victims. |
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 Copyright Charge
For iPod Buyers
Japan is considering a copyright fee for buyers of iPods and similar portable audio players, as well as hard disc video recorders. |
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| TV Highlights |
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 Momentum
A dynamic fusion of ancient martial arts, skilful gymnastics and perfectly-timed comedy – all these from one very unusual Korean family. Watch JUMP, a non-verbal performance troupe that is internationally renowned for its jaw-dropping acts, this Fri, May 9, 1930hrs (Singapore time). |
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 Japan Hour
Japan Hour chugs along some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes and exotic, hidden places to unveil their splendour and charm. Tune in on Sat, May 10, 1930hrs (Singapore time).The repeat telecast will be shown on Sun, 0800hrs and 1300hrs. |
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 Day Of The
Kamikaze
In the second installment of Day of the Kamikaze, watch how US Allied Forces deal with wave after wave of enemy attacks from Japanese suicide bombers in an effort to regain their country’s honor. Sun, May 11, 1930hrs (Singapore time). |
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 Celebrate World-Class Excellence In Manufacturing
Companies are once again invited to participate in MAXA 2008, the nation's highest award for manufacturing. Presented by the Singapore Economic Development Board and its partners McKinsey & Company and the Singapore-MIT Alliance, MAXA recognises companies which have achieved world-class manufacturing standards in their operations in Singapore. Find out more at www.maxa.sg. |
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 Colorectal Cancer - Stop It, Treat It, Beat It
This Channel NewsAsia seminar aims to fill in the Colorectal Cancer knowledge gap and build a heightened awareness of its causes, prevention, early diagnoses and cure, straight from the country’s leading experts at the Singapore General Hospital. |
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