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Aid bypasses small town in Philippines
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The devastation in Tacloban is appalling, but in some areas in the Philippines , it appears even worse. ITN’s Mark Austin visited the small fishing port of San Jose, where the damage is so great, some residents fear it may never recover.Nov. 15, 2013
