Across Myanmar’s Irrawaddy delta region, survivors are in desperate need of food, water and shelter.
The first United Nations aid flights have started arriving in Myanmar - but supplies are still to reach many of the victims, as Al Jazeera’s correspondent in Myanmar reports.
One of Al Jazeera’s correspondents in Myanmar has managed to reach the area worst-hit by Cyclone Nargis and hear for the first time eye-witness accounts of the true scale of the disaster.
This report is from a remote village at the heart of the Irrawaddy delta.
For her own safety, we are not naming our correspondent.
The scope of the devastation left by Cyclone Nargis is making it difficult to get aid to the worst affected areas.
Al Jazeera’s Paul Allen reports.
The death toll continues to rise from the impact of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar.
Meanwhile survivors are struggling to find food and clean water as aid agencies await clearance from the government.
Due to security concerns we cannot name our correspondent reporting from inside Myanmar.
Cyclone Nargis left a trail of destruction as it moved inland from the Bay of Bengal. An Al Jazeera correspondent reports from inside Myanmar.