Inquirer.net
A day after the typhoon, it was as if everyone was in a daze. All the best efforts of the local government to help the people were simply not enough because the island slowly ran out of food, water and fuel. Many politicians dropped by and gave some relief goods but it was still difficult to reach the north of the island which was affected the most.
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