
Moroccans Empty Supermarkets in Rush to Aid Earthquake Victims
The Moroccans’ outpouring of solidarity leads them to loot supermarkets for the benefit of the earthquake victims. Result: the stores are out of stock of essential products.

The Moroccans’ outpouring of solidarity leads them to loot supermarkets for the benefit of the earthquake victims. Result: the stores are out of stock of essential products.

Jamel Debbouze did not appreciate the intervention of Alain Marschall who seemed to insinuate that Morocco does not need international aid and that it "manages to get by" and "demonstrate that it has all the capacities to help its own people". The Franco-Moroccan comedian did not fail to react live.

Humanitarian flights from the United Arab Emirates are forced to bypass Algerian airspace before reaching Morocco, which was hit by a violent earthquake on Friday.

Some press articles claim that Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo has turned his luxury hotel in Marrakech into a refuge for victims of the violent earthquake that hit Morocco on September 8 . These articles are false.

A riad manager in Marrakech got annoyed with a French media outlet he accuses of "scaring away tourists" and "killing the economy of Morocco" through its reports on the violent earthquake that hit part of the kingdom.

Fearing aftershocks, residents and tourists in Marrakech, one of the cities affected by the magnitude 7 earthquake that occurred on Friday night into Saturday , continue to sleep outside. They are calling for help.

The "Sahrawi government" has sent its sincere condolences to Morocco and its people following the violent earthquake that hit part of the kingdom in the night from Friday to Saturday, causing thousands of deaths and injuries.

A violent earthquake struck Morocco on Friday night, killing at least 632 people and hundreds of injured in Marrakech. Testimony of Alia, a Toulouse resident on vacation in the city.

While they arrived in Morocco to spend moments of relaxation, escape and discovery, dozens of Britons see their vacations turn into a nightmare in a four-star hotel in Marrakech.

The toll of the earthquake that shook the Marrakech province and other regions of Morocco on Friday evening is worsening.

A seismic shock of magnitude 7 on the Richter scale was felt in various regions of Morocco on Friday evening.

Adriana Karembeu is the owner of the Palais Ronsard, a 5-star guest house in Marrakech. The idyllic place has 28 rooms with six private pavilions and a swimming pool.