Video: Filipino evacuation centre becomes a delivery room
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Despite the destruction and over 2,000 deaths that Typhoon Haiyan left in the Philippines, life carries on, along with new births.
A church in Tacloban city is now serving as an evacuation centre and a delivery room for heavily pregnant women who are ready to give birth.
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