Men and women remove grass as part of the "cash for work" program in Tacloban City. They receive 260 pesos, around 6 dollars per day in the program. On November 8, 2013, Haiyan, one of the most powerful typhoon to ever hit land, ravaged Eastern Visayas leaving thousands dead and homeless. Government estimates 16 million people to have been affected by the typhoon, with 6,300 reported dead and thousands more missing. Housing and livelihood are among the serious challenges in the rehabilitation process in Haiyan-affected areas seven months after the disaster. (Photo by Mark Fredesjed R. Cristino
Men and women remove grass as part of the "cash for work" program in Tacloban City. They receive 260 pesos, around 6 dollars per day in the program. On November 8, 2013, Haiyan, one of the most powerful typhoon to ever hit land, ravaged Eastern Visayas leaving thousands dead and homeless. Government estimates 16 million people to have been affected by the typhoon, with 6,300 reported dead and thousands more missing. Housing and livelihood are among the serious challenges in the rehabilitation process in Haiyan-affected areas seven months after the disaster. (Photo by Mark Fredesjed R. Cristino / Pacific Press)
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