ALGIERS, (Reuters) – Rebels and residents of Misrata said bodies lay scattered in the streets of the city and medics struggled to cope with the wounded yesterday after some of the bloodiest fighting of a two-month-old siege.
People emerged from homes after daybreak to scenes of devastation after Muammar Gaddafi’s forces pulled back from the city under cover of blistering rocket and tank fire, said witnesses contacted by phone.
Nearly 60 people have been killed in
