One of the most important parts of the response when we're faced by emergencies like this is that coordination is fundamental. Everyone showing up at the front door with something to offer can lead to a lot of inefficiencies.
We work through a system that's been established through lessons over the years. It seems slow sometimes and not as immediate. I can understand the frustration, but at the same time it allows for the efficient distribution of supplies and it's timely, as timely as we can be.