By: Rozel A. De los Reyes
Typhoon Yolanda Story Hub Visayas
ROXAS CITY, Capiz – A week after Typhoon Yolanda (International name: Haiyan) battered Central Philippines, leaving death and devastation in its wake, Roxas City, the capital of Capiz Province in the island of Panay, is eerily quiet.
However, in a peaceful park by the sea, the silence is broken as three children sing love songs to passersby in exchange for food and coins. Read the rest of the story here.
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LOOKING TIRED. (from right) Felix in blue, John Lloyd in yellow and Jairus in brown along with their friends Joshua Borres, 14, and Dennis Cosca, 12, take a rest at the Food Court of People’s Park after another day of singing love songs to people. (JonellBlancaver/Typhoon Yolanda Story Hub Visayas) Click here for the original image. |
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FULL AND HAPPY. The little singers of Roxas City with their friends and the team of student journalists of Typhoon Yolanda Story Hub Visayas. (Jonell Blancaver/Typhoon Yolanda Story Hub Visayas) Click here for the original image. |
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