Scores of decaying bodies lay in bags outside Tacloban's ruined city hall on Thursday, ready for trucking by overwhelmed Philippine authorities to mass graves, as destitute typhoon survivors pleaded for help of any kind.
Almost 200 corpses—many of them unidentified—were lined up side by side outside the government building almost a week after one of the most powerful typhoons ever to make landfall smashed through the central Philippines, killing thousands.
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