PRESS STATEMENT ON THE JOURNALISTS AFFECTED BY TYPHOON YOLANDANov. 14, 2013 At least four broadcast reporters, two from dyBR and two from dyVL (Aksyon Radyo), died in the Nov. 8 typhoon. Eleven other media workers, including one reporter for the local paper and correspondent for BusinessWorld and one stringer for Rappler, were reported missing.
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