Empire State Building in NYC will light up with the color of red, blue and yellow

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Tonight and tomorrow night, the iconic Empire State Building in NYC will light up with the color of blue and red symbolizes the Philippines Flag to support and empathize the Philippines as we stood up and stand again from this tragic typhoon.

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