International medical teams aid Haiyan victims

Por Samantha Ross en Asistencia Humanitaria 1467 views 15th Enero 2017 Duración del video: 00:02:55
With typhoon Haiyan washing off medicines and damaging hospitals, much-needed medical aid from overseas is in Tacloban to tend the wounded. Bea Cupin reports.

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