U.S. dispatches aid for Philippine typhoon recovery, Obama says

By Arshad Mohammed and Phil Stewart

World
Monday, 11 Nov 2013
7:20 AM MYT

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States rushed assistance to the Philippines after a typhoon killed at least 10,000 people and will provide additional aid if it is needed, President Barack Obama said on Sunday.

Obama said America "is already providing significant humanitarian assistance and we stand ready to further assist the (Philippines) government's relief and recovery efforts."

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