Tacloban, the capital of Leyte province in the Philippines still bears the signs of destruction wrought by Typhoon Haiyan, but it is recovering. This photo was taken in May 2014, six months after the disaster.
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Tacloban, the capital of Leyte province in the Philippines still bears the signs of destruction wrought by Typhoon Haiyan, but it is recovering. This photo was taken in May 2014, six months after the disaster.
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A view of Tacloban airport.
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A view of Tacloban airport.
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A hand-written sign pointing travellers to the Philippines Airlines Cargo area.
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A hand-written sign pointing travellers to the Philippines Airlines Cargo area.
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Tragic reminders of the deaths from the typhoon along road sides in the city are common place.
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Tragic reminders of the deaths from the typhoon along road sides in the city are common place.
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San Joaquin church in Palo, just outside Tacloban with recent graves from those who died during Typhoon Haiyan.
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San Joaquin church in Palo, just outside Tacloban with recent graves from those who died during Typhoon Haiyan.
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Tacloban is geting back on its feet with signs like "I love Tacloban" prevalent in the city.
Tacloban: Six months after Typhoon Hiayan —
Tacloban is geting back on its feet with signs like "I love Tacloban" prevalent in the city.
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