International Media Reaction
regarding Typhoon Haiyan
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[UK] BBC News (Online News paper)
UK reaction to the Typhoon Haiyan was shown through the online newspaper. It reveals the damages and deaths caused by the Typhoon Haiyan (using vivid photos and statistics), and natives’ struggles to live a life after the Typhoon Haiyan with an excessively minimum aid.
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[US] NewYork Times (Video journal)
NewYork Times reacted to the serious damages caused by the Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines with video journals made by the Filipinos. The narrators in each video are photographers and the people who were at the scene, so they deliver the desperate hopes and horrible injuries of the natives.
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[South Korea] SBS (Live news in 2013)
The strength of Typhoon Haiyan was explained by a Korean scientific meteorologist. The meteorologist also compares the Typhoon Haiyan with the typhoons that Korea experienced, especially focusing on the strength of each typhoon.
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[Philippines] ABS-CBN (local news)
It’s a local online newspaper published on the day of the incident. Throughout the paper, it vividly explains the massive evacuation and surge warning according to the path of the typhoon at that time.
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[Philippines] ABS-CBN (local news)
It’s a local online newspaper released to mark the 7th anniversary of the Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda). As it's the Philippines' local newspaper, it is the only media that publishes content about reflecting and valuing the day every year. This reaction is unique and different from other countries.
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Summary of International Media Reaction regarding Typhoon Haiyan
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South Korea and UK reported Typhoon Haiyan according to statistics
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US and Philippines reported Typhoon Haiyan including the natives’ interviews
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As the Philippines is the country where Typhoon Haiyan occurred, every year, commemorations are held in honor of the incident. On the other hand, in other countries, there has been no regular press release or ceremonies related to the Typhoon Haiyan since that year.