WARNING - STORY CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES<br/> <br />Heart-wrenching images in the central Philippines.<br/> <br />A policeman carries a body bag for a child.<br/> <br />Here, the ruined remains of a church where 20 people took refuge when the super typhoon hit. Everyone inside died.<br/> <br />Those who did survive are becoming increasingly desperate over the slow pace of aid distribution.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE)(English and Filipino) YUL CAORDI SAYING:<br/> <br />"We're not satisfied with the national government because the aid is very slow. Very slow"<br/> <br />International aid efforts have been hampered because bridges and roads were destroyed by surging waves and powerful winds.<br/> <br />In Cebu airport, the first aid flight by the British air force arrives.<br/> <br />The airmen hope to clear the roads to allow medical supplies and food to get through to the worst hit areas.<br/> <br />It's been more than one week since Typhoon Haiyan killed at least three thousand five hundred people...and displaced millions.<br/> <br />Work crew
