Life after typhoon in Philippines

Life after typhoon in Philippines

TACLOBAN CITY, Philippines - Photo taken Nov. 15, 2013, shows the Philippine national flag and signs, surrounded by debris in Tacloban City on Leyte Island in the Philippines, devastated by powerful Typhoon Haiyan.

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