Bangladesh makes fresh aid plea
The country’s army says it has yet to deliver aid to 30% of coastal villages hit five days ago by the storm.
There is anger among many villagers on the stricken south coast that they have still not received vital supplies like food, water, shelter and medicine.
The storm has affected 1m families and killed at least 3,100 people.
The death toll is expected to rise.
A statement from Bangladesh’s foreign ministry said: "At this time we will welcome support from the international community. We are doing as best as we can do ourselves."
The BBC’s Alastair Lawson, at Bangladesh’s storm-stricken Sunderbans mangrove forest, says aid is beginning to get through and army helicopters are criss-crossing the skies. more… | courtesy BBC News.
