Sun, 10 Nov, 2013 - 09:57
As many as 10,000 people are believed to have died in one Philippine city alone when one of the worst storms on record sent giant sea waves, washing away homes, schools and airport buildings.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: LeytePlace: TaclobanPlace: Leyte islandPlace: Samar IslandPlace: BaseyPlace: SamarPlace: USPlace: northern VietnamPlace: Thanh Hoa provincePlace: Palo townPlace: Tacloban airportPlace: ManilaPlace: PhilippinesPerson: Police ChiefPerson: Elmer SoriaPerson: Dominic PetillaPerson: Tecson LimPerson: Leo DacaynosPerson: LimPerson: Mila WardPerson: Interior SecretaryPerson: Mar RoxasPerson: President Benigno AquinoPerson: ChairmanPerson: Richard GordonPerson: Chuck HagelPerson: presidentPerson: Jose Manuel BarrosoPerson: AquinoEvent: Typhoon HaiyanEvent: HaiyanEvent: Tropical Storm ThelmaOrganisation: PhilippinesOrganisation: USOrganisation: Philippine Red CrossOrganisation: Philippine governmentOrganisation: America’s Pacific CommandOrganisation: European CommissionOrganisation: EC
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