Typhoon Haiyan – UK Response Update

An update post on the UK’s response to Typhoon Haiyan

Lifesaving British aid reaches remote Philippines islands

Lifesaving British aid reaches remote Philippines islands

UK aid arrives in the Philippines

UK aid supplies are loaded onto HMS Daring in the Philippines

UK aid supplies are loaded onto HMS Daring in the Philippines

Inside of C-17 aircraft that arrived in Cebu this morning

C-17 aircraft arrives in Cebu

Land Rover disembarks from C-17 aircaft in Cebu

JCBs waiting to be unloaded from C-17 aircraft in Cebu

More UK aid arrives in the Philippines

First UK-funded humanitarian flight arrives in Cebu, Philippines

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVdTT_H8DlA

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoAIPnITWg8

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http://blog.admiralty.co.uk/2013/11/15/in-the-news-typhoon-haiyan-filling-the-hydrographic-data-gap-and-the-worlds-most-important-archive-of-original-shipwreck-photographs

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This Post Has 8 Comments

  1. Martin

    Lusty has just left singapore on her way to the disaster area.

    That’s quite a trek from the western IO.

  2. Martin

    @ Mark

    Amazing article about the C130. The amazing bit is at the bottom where its says the DFID are actually paying for it. Wonder how many girls schools they will have to close for that one.

  3. Observer

    Wise, be fair, the Chinese are caught between a rock and a hard place. They don’t help, the international community criticises them, they help, their own people will give them a hard time. No win situation for them. And the typhoon did clip a chunk of Chinese territory too, which means that they had their own mess to sort out.

  4. Think Defence

    Saw that earlier AS, was just wondering what those RN ships were, not sure the silhouettes are right!

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