Delays hamper the aid effort in Haiti as anger spreads among quake survivors spending another day without food and shelter. Bottlenecks and infrastructure damage have been holding up aid efforts in Haiti, where Tuesday's earthquake has left as many as 45,000-50,000 dead. There is little sign of humanitarian supplies beyond the Port-au-Prince airport, and correspondents say there is increasing anger among survivors.
Many are spending another day without food and shelter in the ruined capital. A US aircraft carrier has arrived off the coast of Haiti to help co-ordinate the movement of supplies. President Barack Obama pledged a huge aid effort, but warned it would take time for help to reach people. More: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8460574.stm
