In Japan, Relief Supplies Not Getting Through To Hardest Hit Areas

You don't suppose they're going to start acting like those brown people in New Orleans, are they? With petrol running low, delivery trucks are struggling to get supplies to those hardest hit by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. And as
By Susie Madrak — March 19, 2011

You don't suppose they're going to start acting like those brown people in New Orleans, are they?

With petrol running low, delivery trucks are struggling to get supplies to those hardest hit by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. And as provisions decline, tension rises. Al Jazeera's Steve Chao reports from Morioka.

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