Así luce Filipinas después de cinco años del tifón Haiyan, que dejó más de 6 mil muertos

A survivor of Super Typhoon Haiyan places flowers and candles at the grave of a relative at the mass grave for victims of the typhoon on the fifth anniversary of the typhoon in Tacloban City, Leyte province, central Philippines on November 8, 2018. – Typhoon Haiyan struck in the predawn darkness of November 8, 2013 as the then strongest typhoon to ever hit land, leaving more than 7,360 people dead or missing across the central Philippines. (Photo by STR / AFP)

CH19- ENSENADA (CHILE), 23/04/2015. Vista de un vehículo cubierto en ceniza en la localidad de Ensenada hoy, jueves 23 de abril de 2015, a los pies del volcán Calbuco, que hizo erupción este miércoles tras más de 40 años de inactividad, en la región de Los Lagos, en sur de Chile. Más de 4.000 personas han sido evacuadas hasta ahora a causa de las dos erupciones registradas del volcán, informaron hoy fuentes oficiales. EFE/Felipe Trueba

Swiss pilot Bertrand Piccard (L) and his compatriot pilot Andre Borschberg pose for a picture before flying with the Solar Impulse 2 from al-Bateen airport in Abu Dhabi as it heads to Muscat on March 9, 2015, in the first attempt to fly around the world in a plane using solar energy. The takeoff of Solar Impulse 2, which was delayed due to high winds, would cap 13 years of research and testing by Borschberg and Piccard. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI

This photo taken on November 1, 2018 shows members of a rescue team taking part in a training exercise in front of the city hall in Tacloban City, Leyte province, central Philippines. – Typhoon Haiyan struck in the predawn darkness of November 8, 2013 as the then strongest typhoon to ever hit land, leaving more than 7,360 people dead or missing across the central Philippines. (Photo by TED ALJIBE / AFP)