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Philippine death toll from typhoon "Haiyan" climbs to 5,209
Last Updated: 2013-11-22 19:23 | Xinhua
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The death toll from typhoon "Haiyan, " or "Yolanda," in central Philippines soared to 5,209, with 1,602 others still missing, an official from the National Disaster and Risk Reduction Management Council said here Friday.

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