HIGHLIGHTS: 1. Today the Minister of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement travelled with the Humanitarian Coordinator, World Food Programme Regional Director for Asia, Save the Children and representatives from other UN agencies, NGOs and donors to the affected areas in the delta. They were able to visit several locations in Labutta and Bogale townships. During the visit the team viewed sample temporary classrooms erected by SDC. The Minister of Social Welfare informed that school would start one month later, July 2008, for those children in the Ayeyarwady.... 2. Three international staff from Save the Children were authorised to travel today to the affected areas. They first travelled today to Pathein, from where they will continue their journey to cyclone-affected townships of the western delta by boat tomorrow. Médecins sans Frontières Switzerland has received permission for 8 international staff to travel to the most affected areas. UNICEF reported that it had received permission over the weekend for 6 international staff to travel to the delta. World Food Programme Country representative today travelled to Labutta and Bogale to the regional sub-offices, by road.... 3. There has been no update to the official figures for dead and missing since 16 May. 77,738 are reported dead and 55,917 missing.