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| Wheelchairs at Villamore Airbase, Manila, the Philippines, 19 November 2013. As waves of typhoon Haiyan survivors arrived in Villamore Air Force Base, wheelchairs are provided to serve those needing assistance upon the disembarkation from the military airplanes. Here, at this point, whenever a military aircraft landed volunteers lined up to welcome arriving survivors - clapping, cheering and shouting encouraging words - then served them, shared some comfort to help easing the pain, even just a little. |
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