Burma Reporting the Cyclone: Assignment

from The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2008 · host BBC World Service

This week's Assignment tells the story of the Burmese cyclone through the eyes and ears of the few BBC journalists who managed to get into the country after the disaster. Hear the story of the cyclone unfold told by those who witnessed it first hand. That's Reporting The Cyclone, from Assignment this week.

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