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The United Nations aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds chief Valerie Amos has said aid is not aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds survivors of Typhoon Haiyan quickly aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds. Ms Amos is the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator. She spoke to reporters in Manila yesterday and explained how aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds it was to act more quickly. She said: "The situation is aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds. Those who have been able to leave have done so. Many more are trying. People are extremely aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds for help." She added: "We need to get aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds to them now. They are already saying it has taken too aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds to arrive. Ensuring a faster delivery is our immediate aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds." Early efforts at providing assistance were aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds by continuing bad weather.

Typhoon Haiyan is possibly the aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds on record to make aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds. Meteorologists say the violent storm packed aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds of up to 315kph. It is believed over 10,000 people perished in the city of Tacloban aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds. Hundreds of thousands are now homeless after the typhoon flattened almost everything in its aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds. The New York Times reported there being "typhoon aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds" as the destroyed infrastructure is making the aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds of distributing aid a aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds. People are desperate for water. The Doctors Without Borders charity said: "Access is aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds difficult and is preventing people from receiving help." Christian Aid said: "The devastation here is aloneassistancedesperatedismalenoughextremelygridlockhamperedhumanitarianlandfalllogisticslongnightmarepathpriorityreachingstrongestunimaginableurgentwinds."