Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi greets migrant workers from Myanmar, as she visits them in Samut Sakhon province in Thailand on Wednesday.

Handout photograph released by Himex, the organizers of the Tenzing-Hillary Everest Marathon, participants of the marathon are flagged off at Everest Base Camp in Nepal's Solukhumbu district on Tuesday, May 29.

Daniel Mahwell of New Zealand participates in the marathon at Gorakshep, some 5,100 meters above sea level, in Nepal's Solukhumbu district on Tuesday.

Mara Salvatrucha gang member Noelio Calderon is attended by a technician to repair his prosthesis in a non profit organization on San Salvador, El Salvador, on May 29. Four imprisoned gang members are having their prosthesis repaired in order to imporve their quality of life as part of the benefits of the truce between gangs and the government.

Shackled inmate Noelio Calderon, a member of the Mara Salvatrucha gang, adjusts his old prosthetic leg at a clinic where he is getting measured for a new one in San Salvador, El Salvador.

Jailed member of street gang Mara Salvatrucha, Santos Benitez Sanchez, 44, who lost his left leg during a fight against a rival gang, waits to be fitted with a prosthetic leg at the clinic of the Salvadoran Handicapped Organization in San Salvador on May 29.

Mara Salvatrucha gang member Santos Benito Sanchez is attended by a technician to repair his prosthesis in a non profit organization on San Salvador.

Elderly people lay on their beds after they were evacuated from the nearby hospital, after a powerful earthquake killed at least 16 people and injured 200 as it rocked a swath of northern Italy on May 29.

Elderly people walk in a temprorary emergency camp after an earthquake on May 29 in Mirandola, Italy.

A man works near a stack of French Minitel terminals which are to be broken down into their components for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France on May 23. The Minitel, the box-like terminal with a keyboard and monochrome screen, was introduced on the market in 1982 by telecommunications operator France Telecom and used by the French to get information as a phone directory or to purchase train tickets. Although there are between 600,000 - 700,000 of the units still in use, the Minitel service will end on June 30, 2012.

A man separates components from a French Minitel terminal which are to be broken down for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne

Circuit boards from French Minitel terminals which are broken down into its components, are collected for recycling in Portet-Sur-Garonne, southwestern France.

An Afghan policeman examines the remains of a car in which five suspected suicide attackers were travelling and which allegedly exploded before they reached their target, on the outskirts of Jalalabad in Nangarhar province, east of Kabul on Tuesday. Two of the suspected suicide attackers were killed and three wounded.

An Afghan policeman examines the remains of a damaged vehicle after a suicide attack in Jalalabad, east of Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday.

Cleaning staff workers toss pieces of papers during a protest at Barcelona's airport on Tuesday. Cleaning staff working for a company who have a contract with the airport demonstrated against pay and benefits cuts made by their employer.

Passengers line up in front of check-in desks during a protest by the cleaning staff at Barcelona's airport.

A woman carries her luggage on an escalator at the Terminal 1 of El Prat airport in Barcelona.

A plume of smoke billows on May 29, from the Nevado del Ruiz volcano, located on the border of the departments of Caldas and Tolima in Colombia, some 130 km west of Bogota in this picture from the Colombian Geological and Mining Institute. Colombian authorities have elevated the alert status in the area to orange due to an increase in the volcano's activity.

People cover their faces to keep them from breathing ashes created by Ruiz volcano's eruption in Manizales, Colombia, on May 29. Colombian authorities elevated the alert to orange, after an unusual increase in the volcano activity.

Carriage restorer David Evans cleans the 1902 State Landau carriage at the Royal Mews in Buckingham Palace, as the horses and carriages are prepared for Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee , on May 28 , in London, England.

Union Flags fly along The Mall near Buckingham Palace in London, on May 29, ahead of Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

Guardsmen perform the Changing of the Guard in Horseguards in central London on May 29, ahead of Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. The Queen's Diamond Jubilee will take place June 2-5, and celebrations will include a festival of boats on the river Thames and the lighting of more than 2,000 beacons around the country during a four-day public holiday.

An Indian mahout washes his elephant in the Yamuna river in New Delhi on May 29.

Children wait for an eye examination in the kindergarten of Lunca de Sus in Transylvania, Romania. Volunteer doctors travel around Hargita county twice a year to examine and treat children in need at local hospitals and schools. Pictures taken between May 7 and May 10, 2012 and made available today.

Volunteers Adrienn Szabo, left, and Eniko Grozdics examine children in a kindergarten in Armaseni.

Volunteer dentists Daniel Kepes, left, and Kiyan Ojtun Arda examine a boy in Sandominic.

A girl waits for an eye examination in the kindergarten of Lunca de Sus.

Children play outside a kindergarten in Armaseni as they wait for a medical examination.

Volunteer medical workers have dinner in Sandominic after completing their work for the day.

Firefighters search the debris of a collapsed factory in Mirandola, northern Italy, after magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck on May 29, 2012.

Firemen search the collapsed Hemotronix factory in Medolla, Modena district, Italy, on May 29, after a new earthquake struck the Emilia region in northern Italy, killing at least 10 people and burying several others under rubble. All the deaths were in the Modena area.

An Italian policeman helps a woman and her baby during an aftershock in Mirandola, northern Italy, Tuesday, May 29, 2012. A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck northern Italy on Tuesday, killing at least 10 people as factories, warehouses and a church collapsed in the same region still struggling to recover from another deadly tremor nine days ago.

Factory workers grieve and console each other outside the Meta factory where three people died after a building collapsed following an earthquake in San Felice, Modena, Italy, on May 29, 2012.

A volunteer helps people evacuate the Tesoreria Comunale and Marino Palace offices in downtown Milan on May 29, 2012.

A Malian woman lies on the floor of her home, a tent provided by the United Nations' refugee agency, UNHCR, in Mbera refugee camp, Mauritania. Pictures taken on May 23 and 24, 2012.

Ibrahim ag Jiddou, 12, poses for a picture in his makeshift shelter made of sticks and cloth. Jiddou and his family fled violence in his hometown of Lere, Mali, in March. They took 19 hours in a bush taxi to get to Mbera. He says he wants to be a general in the army of an independent state of Azawad when he grows up.

Zeinab Mint Hama, 25, poses for a picture with her children (left to right) Zuber, Bon Oumar and Seydna Ali in front of their shelter. Hama fled her hometown of Lere, Mali, in January with relatives and her children because of violence, leaving her husband behind, to ensure the children were safe.

Protesters gather at Tahrir Square, the focal point of the Egyptian uprising, during a protest against presidential candidates Mohamed Mursi and Ahmed Shafiq in Cairo on May 28.

The revolutionary youth of Egypt return to Tahrir Square to protest the outcome of the Egyptian presidential election in Cairo, Egypt on May 28.

An Egyptian supporter walks on scattered electoral flyers with pictures of presidential runoff candidate Ahmed Shafiq in front of his ransacked campaign headquarters, in Cairo, Egypt.

Winnie Pajcic, 9, holds on to a railing as she leans back in the wind during a visit to Stockton Park in Ortega, Fla., in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Beryl on May 28.

Sean Frechette and Connor Sidman skim board around Memorial Park in Riverside, Fla., in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Beryl on May 28.

Wes Akers inspects damage on a home in Avondale, Fla., caused by a downed tree in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Beryl.

A fireman carries a child from the roof as emergency services seek to rescue people trapped in a fire at the Villaggio mall on May 28, 2012 in Doha, Qatar.

Smoke is seen from a fire at the Villagio Mall, in Doha's west end on May 28.

Firefighters work to put out a fire at the Villagio Mall.

Firefighters attempt to extinguish a fire at the Villagio Mall, in Doha's west end on May 28.

Game to remember: US Air Force Master Sgt. David Sims, center right, of Centerville, Ga., is embraced by his wife Robin, and children, Bree Anna, 10, from left, Brittney, 13, and Dustin, 12, after surprising his family during the fifth inning of a baseball game between the Atlanta Braves and the St. Louis Cardinals Monday, May 28, in Atlanta. Sims returned home from his deployment in Afghanistan

Sims and his wife, Robin, in Atlanta after surprising his family from his deployment in Afghanistan.

Unemployed Esperanza Pinto, 32, is seen in a bedroom in the apartment where she lives with her daughter in the Andalusian capital of Seville, southern Spain May 23.

Men carry a fridge into a building that has been occupied in Seville, May 24. More than 30 struggling families are occupying an apartment in Seville in southern Spain that has been empty since it was finished three years ago. The building is one of hundreds of thousands of ghost constructions gathering dust all over Spain that banks and property developers are unable to sell. Most of the occupiers of the flats, which have brand-new wooden floors with sparkling double glazing, have been thrown out of their own homes by landlords or bailiffs after they defaulted on their mortgage or could not pay the rent.

Antonio Buenavida, 57, makes a gesture of support to retired Ana Lopez, 67, and Manuela Cortes, 65, who are living in an occupied building in the Andalusian capital of Seville, southern Spain May 23. More than 30 struggling families are occupying an apartment in Seville in southern Spain that has been empty since it was finished three years ago. The building is one of hundreds of thousands of ghost constructions gathering dust all over Spain that banks and property developers are unable to sell. Most of the occupiers of the flats, which have brand-new wooden floors with sparkling double glazing, have been thrown out of their own homes by landlords or bailiffs after they defaulted on their mortgage or could not pay the rent.

Hairdresser MariCarmen Angulo rests in the living-room of the apartment where her daughter with her boyfriend are living in Seville, southern Spain.

Unemployed Aguasanta Quero, 38, poses in the living room of the apartment where she lives with her three sons in the Andalusian capital of Seville, southern Spain May 23, 2012.

American flags wave near the grave of Marine Lance Cpl. Michael Harris as the the sun rises over Georgia National Cemetery on Memorial Day, May 28, in Canton, Ga. Harris died Feb. 6, 2012.

Retired U.S. Marine Sgt. Chad Casey, of Canton, Ga., places American flags at the graves at Georgia National Cemetery, Monday, May 28, 2012, in Canton, Ga.