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.
Urgent appeal comes as Southeast Asian nations demand end to violence
Refugees who have fled intense fighting between Myanmar's military government and rebels receive aid on the country's border with Thailand. © Reuters
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.