Two weeks after Super Typhoon Yolanda devastated Central Visayas, survivors, particularly family breadwinners, share a common predicament—how to regain their sources of income.

Hundreds of survivors who fled to Manila are hoping that aside from the food aid they are receiving, the government or some private group would help them find jobs or livelihoods.

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