Ben D. Kritz
TOMORROW, Sunday, November 8, will mark two years since typhoon Yolanda smashed ashore just south of the city of Tacloban in Leyte and shredded lives and property on its path across the nation’s central regions, leaving a mind-boggling trail of destruction in its wake. Yolanda, known internationally as Haiyan, is still the strongest cyclone to make landfall anywhere in the world since meteorological records have been kept.