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this is quite a common zenon fortunately.rybody is worried it make the humanitarian crisis worse in the weeks ahead. >> we have seen pictures of scuffles and protests what about the people who are really desperate to get aid. are the survivors getting more aid now? is that bottleneck clearing up? >> reporter: well, it's a good question sammy. more aid is actually getting in to the country. more rescue teams are getting in to the country. but there is a bottleneck that is still quite -- that's really, really bad right now. it's very difficult getting surprise in to the airport. it's difficult still getting planes in to the airport. a limited number of planes can come in at any teal. a limited number of team that his can get in. even though the international community has been rapidly deploying people. it's hard to get here. even though more teams are fanning out across kathmandu they are not getting to the hardest hit areas in the mountains, countryside. outlying areas and that's where people fear the most devastation has happ