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“I would not be a state senator today had it not been for that woman,” said Hulse, who grew up on a hunting ranch, far from the corridors of power.

Meanwhile the city's once-bustling seafront, where families gathered on summer evenings, has become a corridor of tents and broken concrete, the site of a mass migration through the ruins.

The challenge, run by the Rachel Carson Trails Conservancy, traverses woods, roads and steep utility-line corridors.

Reporters observed a frenzy outside a hospital in Davao City, near the quake's epicentre, as patients were being treated outdoors in a carpark and crowds thronged the corridors.

WSJ: What are your thoughts on the efforts to build a rail and sea corridor that will link India with Europe and the U.S. via the United Arab Emirates and Israel?