Medecins Sans Frontieres volunteer notes how the people of Tacloban are taking back their city
Setting up the inflatable hospital at Bethany Hospital, Tacloban. © Yann Libessart/MSF
Two weeks on, the drowned of Tacloban have almost all been buried. Streets are usable and busy. People visit food distribution centres as if they were on a shopping trip, selecting only what they need. The water system is functioning again – whereas it still doesn’t in Port-au-Prince, where cholera still has devastating effects. Shops have re-opened. ATMs spit out cash. Prostitution is back.– Yann Libessart, Medecins Sans Frontieres
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