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More than 3 weeks after the Philippines strongest tropical cyclone, Typhoon Pablo (international name Bopha), hit the Philippines, bodies remain unburied as communities struggle to cope with the aftermath during the holiday seasons. Government says it affected more than 6.2 million Filipinos, killing more than 1,000 people with hundreds still missing. In Compostela Valley, bodies covered in tarp and body bags, bones jutting out, still line open fields and streets.
Read more on Rappler. This holiday season, text to help
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