PLZ HELP ASAP11 "After spending several days in a hospital, she and her
husband discovered that part of their house remained
standing but needed much repair. Some materials were
provided by a group who also brought Bibles and instructions
to read certain sections. “Our God will help you,” they
said, and then sent a van to take them to church. This was
confusing to Nang because, according to Erich Krauss, “She
was a Buddhist. She loved going to the temple to pray with
the monks. When the wave had taken her under, she had
called out to the great Buddha.”
The church group never really provided the help Nang
wanted, so she took a job cleaning the house of a local official.
She then discovered “rice cookers, gas stoves, dishes, bowls”
stored in a room instead of being distributed to villagers who
needed them. When Nang asked for a rice cooker, “the leader’s
assistant would say she would get something tomorrow but the
tomorrow they talked about never came,” said Erich Krauss.
Wonderful assistance was donated to the tsunami "

How do the events in these lines relate to the earlier examples the author provides about relief and rebuilding efforts?