Another boost in aid money to the Philippines has taken New Zealand's contribution to the relief effort after Typhoon Haiyan to more than $5 million.
New Zealand personnel help survivors onto an aircraft. Photo: DEFENCE FORCE
Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully on Tuesday announced a package worth $2.9 million.
He said it will help fund the purchase of emergency supplies, including food, water containers, tarpaulins and generators.
Mr McCully said it also includes $750,000 for New Zealand non-government organisations working on the ground in the Philippines.
