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Philippine village for typhoon survivors becomes one of deadliest sites of Cebu quake
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A Philippine emergency response member walking off from the site of an earthquake-damaged, collapsed facility in Bogo City, Cebu, Philippines, on Oct 1.
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Aie Balagtas See, Jason Gutierrez
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MANILA – The village was meant to be a place of safety: 200 “disaster-resilient homes” for survivors of a devastating 2013 typhoon, paid for by a charity and built to withstand ferocious winds.
But now it is one of the deadliest sites in another natural disaster, a 6.9-magnitude earthquake
