s festivities. Nothing is left. "The typhoon destroyed my tree and decorations. But what's important now for Christmas is that I'm together with my family," said Rose. Tacloban, the Philippine city that suffered the worst devastation from the super typhoon, which killed more than 6,000 and affected the lives of 11 million, is tentatively trying to regain its Christmas cheer. But in a city where...
Philippines: survivors of typhoon Haiyan salvage the spirit of Christmas
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