TACLOBAN, Philippines—In a makeshift shelter in the heart of this typhoon-ravaged city, a father cradled one of his twin infant sons, feeding him with a paltry helping of milk from a tiny baby bottle.
“My children are having a lack of milk because there are no supplies” provided in relief packages, said Lee Anthony E. Olegario, a 41-year-old warehouse worker whose family of nine was camped out in an evacuation center in downtown Tacloban. With prices climbing for baby formula—a prized commodity in post-typhoon…
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