The death toll of a deadly earthquake that tilted buildings and caused landslides in Taiwan rose to 13 on Saturday, while search and rescue efforts continued after the critical 72-hour period for survival passed in the morning.Six people are still unaccounted for in the hardest-hit eastern county of Hualien following the Wednesday quake that registered magnitude 7.2 according to Taiwan authorities.The temblor is reported to be the biggest to hit the self-governed island since 1999.The rise in the death toll was announced after search and rescue workers discovered three more bodies over the …READ FULL ARTICLE
