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Nick and Chai
On Nov 2013, Super Typhoon Haiyan claimed the lives of Nick and Chai Quieta's four children, leaving them with nothing but each other and a house torn to pieces. Now, four months later, we step inside the Quieta's home and observe how they cope with their loss. What is reality like to lose all your kids of a sudden?
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On Nov 2013, Super Typhoon Haiyan claimed the lives of Nick and Chai Quieta's four children, leaving them with nothing but each other and a house torn to pieces. Now, four months later, we step inside the Quieta's home and observe how they cope with their loss. What is reality like to lose all your kids of a sudden?
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