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When the money finally makes it to the communities, corruption watchdogs warn that local officials might siphon off even more money before it reaches affected families.

Gabon is part of the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN), which contributes towards global health security by, 65 (1) fighting the international spread of outbreaks, (2) ensuring that appropriate technical assistance rapidly reaches affected countries, and (3) contributing to long-term epidemic preparedness and capacity building.

"Insecurity and lack of funding are constraining Unicef's ability to reach affected children," the report concludes.

The Red Cross flagged a huge humanitarian challenge in the South Island, saying its volunteers were struggling to reach affected regions.

That underdevelopment complicates the response to Ebola, forcing aid workers to use scarce helicopters or motorcycles to reach affected areas.

Relief personnel and supplies slowly began reaching affected areas as roads were cleared and airports made usable again.

Two days after Matthew crossed Haiti's remote southwestern peninsula with roaring winds and flooding rains, local authorities and international aid workers still lack a clear picture of the storm's destruction, and rescuers are struggling to reach affected areas.

James Lorenz, a spokesman for Doctors Without Borders, said the group was using cars and helicopters to reach affected areas, treat patients and teach local health workers how to diagnose cases and care for victims.

Marriott said it had set up a dedicated website and call center to deal with guests and said it would try to reach affected customers on Friday to inform them of the breach.

More than 21,000 Orange and Rockland power customers were without service, and the 200 crews in the three-state area were still struggling to travel on treacherous roads just to reach affected homes.

In its latest assessment of food security in the country, published on Thursday, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification IPCC) warned that there is a "concrete risk of famine occurring between October and December" unless more assistance is provided and access is given to aid agencies to reach affected areas.