Aid pours into Tacloban as Haiyan relief lags
Desperately needed food water and medical aid trickle into Tacloban five days after Typhoon Haiyan as thousands seek evacuation at the damaged airport. U N and government officials vow to boost shipments and launch a 301 million dollar appeal to help over 11 million affected people.
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Typhoon exposes Philippines weak infrastructure and risk
Under a reforming president the Philippines shows rising growth but Haiyan highlights fragile infrastructure after decades of neglect. Thousands dead and 600000 displaced as Leyte bears the storm's impact. low insurance and high disaster losses strain finances yet growth may persist.
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