Storm-hit Filipinos enjoy basketball near temporary houses

Storm-hit Filipinos enjoy basketball near temporary houses

TACLOBAN, Philippines - Young men play basketball in front of temporary housing built by the International Organization for Migration with financial assistance from Japan on Oct. 20, 2014, in Tacloban in the central Philippines, badly hit by last year's super typhoon Haiyan.

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