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The United Nations humanitarian charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst Valerie Amos has said aid is too slow to get to charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst of Typhoon Haiyan. Ms Amos is the coordinator for the UN relief charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst. She told reporters in Manila how charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst it was to act more quickly. She said: "The situation is charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst." She added that people are extremely charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst and they need assistance. Many people have left the charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst areas and many more are trying to leave. Survivors are saying aid is taking too long to arrive. Ms Amos said a faster charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst was the "immediate charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst". Bad weather stopped charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst efforts at providing aid.

Typhoon Haiyan is possibly the charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst on record to hit land. Meteorologists say the charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst were up to 315kph. Over 10,000 people died in the city of Tacloban. Hundreds of thousands are charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst after the typhoon flattened everything in its charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst. The New York Times said this has caused "typhoon charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst". Damaged charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst are making it almost charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst to get around. People are desperate for water. The Doctors Without Borders charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst said: "Access is charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst difficult." Christian Aid said: "The devastation here is charitychiefdeliverydesperatedismalearliereffortextremelygridlockhomelessimpossiblepathpriorityroadsstrongestsurvivorsunimaginableurgentwindsworst."