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Maternal health care after disasters tends to come too little, too late. In the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, experts estimate some 300,000 pregnant women are in need of care. This woman is receiving care in Tacloban.
OCHA/Joey Reyna

  • Maternal health care after disasters tends to come too little, too late. In the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, experts estimate some 300,000 pregnant women are in need of care. This woman is receiving care in Tacloban.

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  • Credits OCHA/Joey Reyna
  • Thèmes Human Rights Health
  • Régions Philippines

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