Morocco’s refusal to accept French aid continues to provoke reactions. A former French minister criticizes Rabat’s attitude and is surprised that the United Kingdom, which is providing aid to the victims of the deadly earthquake that struck Al Haouz, made the same offer as Paris.
Since September 9, institutions, local authorities, national and international companies, personalities and associations have been mobilizing to help the victims of the deadly earthquake that hit Morocco.
Moroccan comedian Gad Elmaleh expressed his anger about the controversy over French aid to Morocco, hit by a violent earthquake on the night of Friday, September 8 to Saturday.
After the devastating earthquake of September 8 , sniffer dogs helped rescuers who continued the search in the rubble for survivors and the bodies of victims.
The prestigious British daily The Guardian has praised Morocco’s "reasonably effective" response to the violent earthquake that struck the country on September 8, without failing to criticize the "white savior".
Many Moroccan Internet users reacted energetically to the message of support addressed by the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, to the Moroccans following the devastating earthquake that shook Morocco.
In Morocco, a teacher lost all her students in the powerful earthquake that struck part of the country on September 8. They lived in a village that is among the areas most affected by the earthquake.
Franco-Moroccan writer Tahar Ben Jelloun, said to be close to King Mohammed VI, deciphers the latest intervention of the French president to the Moroccan people after the controversy over the aid proposed by Paris to Morocco hit by a devastating earthquake. Until now, the kingdom has only accepted support from four countries: Spain, United Kingdom, Qatar and United Arab Emirates.
Following a request from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), satellites are being turned towards the regions affected by the September 8 earthquake in Morocco.
The bill is expected to be hefty after the violent earthquake that shook Morocco on the night of Friday to Saturday, leaving 2,862 dead, 2,501 injured, and massive damage.
The information that Morocco has accepted Algeria’s aid following the magnitude 7 earthquake that mourned the kingdom is false.
The Al Badr mosque in Meaux (Seine-et-Marne) is in shock after the death of a couple of volunteers from the place of worship, during the violent earthquake that hit Morocco in the night from Friday to Saturday .