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Myanmar cyclone death toll rises to 77,738
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Strong wind and heavy rain blow down electric poles and advertisement signs, and blow away roofs as Cyclone Nargis hits Yangon in this picture taken May 3, 2008.

Caption Cyclone Nargis survivors sit at a refugee center in Myang Mya, in Irrawaddy Division, May 11, 2008.

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