UN Says 1 Million Burmese Children at Risk After Cyclone (2/2)

A medical team from Thailand was due to arrive Friday to support really F relief efforts. Steve ma Marshall, a spokesman un for the U.N. country team in Burma, says that some aid is reaching the region, but it is suffuent he insufficient. He says are a much bigger international effort is needed. They "The issue of access in terms of our staffs are staff, as I've indicated, they are down in the area there and they are weak The working," said Marshall. "But the size of this for the government or for the un U.N. or for others actually requires a completely cooperative coordinate poach . coordinated approach and it is too big for anyone any one institution on its own to say it can look after the things. it It is simply too big . aid makers big." Aid workers estimate that they have be been able to reach less than a third of the storm's victims. in In the coming days, the un humanitrian in U.N. humanitarian chiefjohn holes were arriving , John Holmes, will arrive in relgoon Rangoon to discuss relief efforts to with the government. one On Monday, the association Association of self nations Southeast Asian Nations will meet in Singepore Singapore to discuss how to increase aid to Burma, which is a member.