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Philippines disaster inspires 'typhoon' of aid activity
Five weeks after Typhoon Haiyan, relief workers say there has been progress, even though it's hard to see at first glance. The city of Tacloban remains under a blanket of debris, but survivors' basic needs are now being met. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro looks at efforts to keep the aid process moving.
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