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RUBBLE. A scene along a major street in Tacloban City in this 2014 photo just a few months after Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) struck the central part of the country. The Department of Tourism is pushing for the setting up of a Yolanda memorial museum and learning center in Leyte province. (Photo courtesy of Sambo Yaokasin) TACLOBAN CITY - The Department of Tourism is looking at the possibility of building "Yolanda" memorial museum and learning center in Leyte province to tell the story of the country's strongest typhoon and how survivors recovered. DOT Eastern Visayas regional director Karina Rosa Tiopes said they have been meeting with tourism stakeholders and local government officials to draft a detailed plan to build the structure. "Most of the tourists we have engaged with came because they want to see what has happened to us after 10 years. They want to see the progress and how we are as a people. It may be a negative event, but people look at us," Tiope

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