According to your link, the top 1% of relief beneficiaries consume 25% of relief budget. 511 people consumed $50 million (in 2014). That number is absolutely

According to your link, the top 1% of relief beneficiaries consume 25% of relief budget. 511 people consumed $50 million (in 2014). That number is absolutely jaw dropping to me. I expected it to be a skewed distribution, but that amount is just truly incredible. It's a testament to how inefficient the current system is at helping those who need serious help, and should be a wake-up call to those who think throwing more money at the problem will actually fix anything.