Morocco

[MAP] Amizmiz -- A large-scale operation to provide power supply to accommodation camps for earthquake victims has been recently launched in the different villages and localities of Al Haouz province to improve the living conditions of the affected population.

The 12th-century walls that surround the millennium-old city have been partly disfigured. Not all buildings were on an equal footing when the quake hit, though. B buildings that have preserved their ancestral building techniques have withstood the quake better than those with a mix of old and new te

For days, eleven volunteer doctors have been working in Ineghede, located in a mountainous area that is difficult to access, to help the inhabitants of this village devastated by the violent earthquake in Morocco.

[New Times] More than $195 million has been raised in contributions to a special fund set up after the September 8 earthquake that hit Morocco's Marrakech-Safi region, killing more than 2,900 with over 5,000 more injured.

The Moroccan authorities have also ordered urgent aid of 30,000 dirhams (nearly $3,000) to households affected by the disaster, a royal office statement said

[allAfrica] Harare -- Moroccan authorities are continuing their efforts to speed up rescue operations, evacuate and provide care for the injured, and mobilize all necessary resources to respond to the devastating earthquake which hit Morocco.

[Islamic Relief Worldwide] Hana el Abdallaoui, a member of Islamic Relief's emergency team in Morocco, describes the plight and perseverance of people in the aftermath of Friday's powerful earthquake.