In the worst-hit areas, 200mph winds created 20ft waves that are thought to have killed between 10,000 and 15,000 and left 500,000 homeless after their houses were reduced to splinters. Super-typhoon Haiyan struck with such force on Friday that entire villages were flattened, ships were swept inland and corpses were left hanging from trees."
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Starvation and fear in the land laid waste by typhoon: At least 10,000 dead as 200mph winds smash into the Philippines
Starvation and fear in the land laid waste by typhoon: At least 10,000 dead as 200mph winds smash into the Philippines | Mail Online: "Desperate survivors of the devastating Philippines typhoon told yesterday how they had to steal from the dead to eat.

In the worst-hit areas, 200mph winds created 20ft waves that are thought to have killed between 10,000 and 15,000 and left 500,000 homeless after their houses were reduced to splinters. Super-typhoon Haiyan struck with such force on Friday that entire villages were flattened, ships were swept inland and corpses were left hanging from trees."
In the worst-hit areas, 200mph winds created 20ft waves that are thought to have killed between 10,000 and 15,000 and left 500,000 homeless after their houses were reduced to splinters. Super-typhoon Haiyan struck with such force on Friday that entire villages were flattened, ships were swept inland and corpses were left hanging from trees."
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