BANGKOK -- Myanmar's key resistance groups are calling on ASEAN and the U.N. to help set up a new aid plan to break a deadlock with the military government over delivering emergency relief to war-torn parts of the country.
The plan would see food, medicine and other emergency aid relayed to internally displaced communities, now estimated to number nearly 2 million people, including cross-border relief, according to a proposal seen by Nikkei Asia.
