Two more bodies were discovered Friday in Taiwan in the aftermath of a deadly earthquake, as the government ratcheted up search and rescue efforts before the critical 72-hour window to find survivors ends the next morning.The powerful quake, registering magnitude 7.2 according to Taiwan authorities and 7.7 according to the Japanese weather agency, struck the self-governed island Wednesday, leaving about 1,100 people injured and more than 600 people stranded in remote areas.The two bodies found Friday will not be included in the official death toll, which currently stands at 10, until their …READ FULL ARTICLE