The September 8 earthquake that mourned Morocco killed about 3,000 people and injured 5,600, and damaged some 60,000 homes in nearly 3,000 villages in the High Atlas and its surroundings. A month later, how to rebuild the villages to avoid another disaster.
Pure water sources have appeared in the Marrakech region after the devastating earthquake that struck the province of Al Haouz and killed nearly 3,000 people.
French singer Vitaa, who began building a house in Morocco before the powerful and devastating earthquake of September 8 that mourned the Moroccan people, and whose parents reside in the kingdom, speaks out about the disaster.
Former Lyon player Nabil Fekir parted with a precious possession to show his solidarity with the victims of the earthquake in Al Haouz, Morocco and the floods in Libya.
One month after the devastating earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8, NGOs and volunteers from Ceuta and Melilla have failed to deliver the humanitarian aid they collected to the kingdom. The authorities of Tetouan and Nador, Moroccan cities bordering the two autonomous cities, have asked them to wait.
The powerful and devastating earthquake of September 8 killed nearly 3,000 people, injured more than 5,600 and caused enormous material damage in several mainly rural regions. Can we go to Morocco after the disaster?
Morocco criticizes the Algerian media for their political treatment of the powerful and devastating earthquake that has mourned Morocco.
An Israeli rabbi believes there is a link between the earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8, which killed nearly 3,000 people, injured more than 5,500 and caused enormous material damage, and a call by King Mohammed VI on Jerusalem.
The devastating earthquake that struck the Marrakech region on September 8 has undoubtedly affected the kingdom’s tourism sector, which was forecasting record revenues by the end of the year. But the impacts are minor, say the authorities, who remain optimistic.
Several hotel units and complexes in Marrakech, Agadir and Ouarzazate are at risk of closing their doors, for lack of public subsidies and new investments.
The adventures of the trip to Morocco did not diminish the determination of the members of the Emmaüs association to come to the aid of the victims of the powerful and devastating earthquake that occurred on September 8 in Al Haouz.
In an interview with Maroc diplomatique , Emmanuel Dupuy, president of the Institute for Prospective and Security in Europe (IPSE), analyzes the reasons for the rift between Morocco and France and Morocco’s decision to refuse France’s aid after the earthquake in Al Haouz.