The Church advises its members to keep an emergency 72-hour kit, which includes a gallon of water per day per person. I think that's right. That's if you're already pretty healthy. I wonder how many gallons aiding countries would need to send over in order to hydrate the survivors. We're out of luck militarily, but what about the civilian organizations? Could we enlist other militaries? Could the UN override the Burmese government anyway, because those leaders are letting their citizens DIE? If the police force can raid a religious compound on suspicion of abuse, couldn't somebody take over that heartless government,  since we know they've hoarded supplies, and rescue the victims? Think of the friends and family - the mothers that have been lost or are grieving. It breaks my heart; the numbers are staggering. Somebody has to do something. I need to know if somebody's going to do something. Should I send over my water? How do I send over my water?