MANILA—Health authorities aim to immunize 500,000 children most at risk of contracting measles in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan, but they face challenges in keeping the vaccines cold amid electricity shortages and in reaching some stranded areas.
The health focus on children and also pregnant women comes as the number of deaths caused by the storm reached 5,235 people, making Haiyan the Southeast Asian country’s deadliest storm in…
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