MANILA, Philippines — Nearly a year after super typhoon Yolanda, one of the strongest storms ever recorded to make landfall, turned a huge swath of the central Philippines into a body-littered wasteland, many survivors are struggling to rebuild their homes from the ruins, including in government-designated danger zones where future typhoons can wreck their lives again.
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