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Air Transport

• The US Military demobilization is underway and is likely to be completed soon. The US Military has offered air support, on 25 November, to deliver humanitarian cargo to hard-to-access islands.

Sea Transport

• To date the shipment of 1,728m3/409 mt of inter-agency cargo to Tacloban has been facilitated through the Logistics Cluster.
• As part of the Logistics Cluster free service provision, the WFP-contracted vessel, MV Super Shuttle Ro-Ro 5, is due to arrive in Tacloban carrying goods for UNHCR, UNICEF, DFID and World Vision. Cargo also includes two forklifts, two telescopic handlers for container operations and a fuel bowser, donated by DFID to assist logistics operations in Tacloban.

Storage

• 5 Mobile Storage Units (MSUs) were erected as of 24 November at the Palo (Tacloban) MSU Compound. Pallets have now been received.
• 2 MSUs have been received in both Ormoc and Guiuan.

Road Transport

• To date 585 m3/325 mt of interagency cargo has been dispatched by road around and out of Tacloban on WFP contracted trucks.

Assessments

• The Logistics Cluster undertook a mission to Roxas to hold a Logistics Cluster Coordination Meeting and to assess perceived logistics constraints.

Civ-Mil

• The Canadian Military has made Roxas their base of operation for the emergency response and they have assets available for use by the humanitarian community