
Refusal of aid by Morocco: a "bad controversy" according to France
The French authorities do not seem to attach much importance to the fact that Morocco has still not accepted France’s aid, after the deadly earthquake that hit the kingdom.

The French authorities do not seem to attach much importance to the fact that Morocco has still not accepted France’s aid, after the deadly earthquake that hit the kingdom.

The powerful earthquake that hit Morocco on the night of Friday, September 8 not only caused human and material damage. It is severely affecting the economy of the kingdom, which has been booming for about ten years.

Touched by the powerful earthquake that struck Morocco on Friday night into Saturday and killed more than 2,400 people, the Glory organization made a great gesture of generosity towards the victims.

A revelation emerges about the earthquake that devastated part of Morocco in the night from Friday to Saturday and killed more than 2,100 people, according to a still provisional toll from the Ministry of the Interior.

Lionel Messi sent a message on Sunday to the Moroccan people and particularly to the families of the victims of the earthquake that hit Morocco and sent them "all his strength" to get through this difficult time.

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has canceled the second friendly match of the Atlas Cubs (under 23) against Brazil scheduled as part of the preparation for the Paris Olympic Games. The reason is the violent earthquake that hit the kingdom in the night from Friday to Saturday.

French seismologists decipher the powerful earthquake that hit Morocco on Friday night into Saturday, causing more than 2,100 deaths and causing massive damage.

In an interview, Jean-Luc Pierron, Chief Warrant Officer at the Aubusson Fire and Rescue Center, says that Moroccan firefighters "were prepared for what happened", that is, the most powerful earthquake Morocco has known since 1960.

The magnitude 7 earthquake that hit Morocco on Friday night into Saturday and killed more than 2,200 people is raising questions from seismologists.

French comedians are mobilizing to raise funds for Morocco, which has just been hit by a deadly earthquake .

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.