Dead still being dug up, 2 yrs after Haiyan

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 MANILA, Philippines, Nov 8, (AP): Villagers who perished when Typhoon Haiyan devastated the central Philippines two years ago continue to be dug up, including the skeletal remains of six people found over the weekend, an official said Sunday. Regarded as the most powerful storm on record to hit land, Haiyan leveled entire villages and swept walls of seawater along with ships surging inland in Tacloban city and other outlying towns on Nov 8, 2013, leaving 7,361 people dead or missing based on the latest government count last year. More than a million houses were damaged or blasted away by the storm’s enormous force, displacing about 4 million people.

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