Philippine city marks 1st anniversary of super typhoon

Philippine city marks 1st anniversary of super typhoon

PALO, Philippines - Japanese stage director Kenshi Mishiro (L) presents his country's popular stuffed animal "Kumamon" to Mayor Remedios Petilla of Palo, the central Philippines, at a memorial service held on Nov. 7, 2014, on the first anniversary of super typhoon Haiyan that left thousands dead last year.

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