Emergency Work ‘Overwhelming’ in Typhoon-Ravaged Central Philippines

Voice of America: In the typhoon-ravaged central Philippines, emergency workers are trying to push their way through piles of debris to recover bodies and get aid to people who have been stranded without food and water. Officials expect the number of dead to be in the thousands. Most of those deaths are in Tacloban, a coastal city of Leyte Province. That is where Super Typhoon Haiyan first bore down on the country, leaving a trail of devastation across dozens of islands. ?Thousands of houses have been reduced......

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