In the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, international aid has been flowing into the Philippines. The highest contributions come from Japan, at $30 million and Australia, with $28 million. The United States is sending $20 million, along with a military-driven rescue operation. China's contribution is about $2 million, which is exceeded by two private corporations - Akea and Coca-Cola. The relatively low amount of Chinese aid could to some extent be attributed to the dispute China and the Philippines have had over territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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