Peruvians pull hundreds of dead from the rubble of homes and bodies were laid out in town squares after a huge earthquake ravaged the country's central coast, killing 510 people. Some 510 people have been confirmed dead and 1,000 wounded an earthquake in Peru, the United Nations said on Friday (August 17), quoting national and local authorities. The United Nations report, obtained by Reuters in Geneva, said the situation was worst in the cities of Canete, Chincha and Pisco, although other areas like Nazca and Palpa were inaccessible. Overturned vehicles lay by the side of stretches of the Pan-American Highway which was partially destroyed in the quake. In Pisco at least 50 bodies were laid out in the main square, where a church caved in during a service. One of the city's hospitals was destroyed in the earthquake. The sick and the injured were being treated in the open air at a basketball court on Thursday (August 17). President Alan Garcia was mobbed by locals demanding help when...