Typhoon Haiyan survivors in the Philippines
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Typhoon Haiyan survivor Evangeline Aloha walks through trees
Thin Lei WinEvangeline Aloha, carrying her two-year-old son, walks to her home at the edge of Cabrasan Guti in the municipality of Tanauan, Leyte Province, Philippines, through coconut trees that fell over or were snapped in half by Typhoon Haiyan's ferocious winds, January 23, 2014. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION/Thin Lei Win
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Typhoon survivor Evangeline Aloha in Philippines
Thin Lei WinEvangeline Aloha, carrying her two-year-old son, stands next to her damaged home in Cabrasan Guti in the municipality of Tanauan, Leyte Province, Philippines, January 23, 2014. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION/Thin Lei Win
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