Counting the dead a haunting experience after Haiyan

Counting the dead in the Philippines is a grisly and haunting experience for those courageous enough to carry out the work.

Counting the dead a haunting experience after Haiyan
Wed, 20 Nov, 2013 - 00:00
Juno McEnroe, Leyte, Philippines

Policemen have been doing it for 10 days, after Typhoon Haiyan struck.

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