At Least 2,012 People Killed In Morocco Earthquake

At Least 2,012 People Killed In Morocco Earthquake

Villagers dig graves to bury those killed by the earthquake, 10 September 2023, in Moulay Brahim, Al Haouz province, Morocco. At least 2,012 people have died and 2,059 others have been injured, 1,404 in critical condition, as a result of the earthquake of magnitude 7 on the Richter scale registered late last Friday in the province of Al Hauz, as reported by the Moroccan Interior Ministry. There are 18,000 Spaniards living in Morocco and the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, through the General Directorate of Civil Protection and Emergencies, activated yesterday Saturday the State Committee for International Support of Civil Protection to be able to give an immediate response. The Spanish Government has expressed its solidarity and condolences to Morocco and has sent military and humanitarian aid. Today a new earthquake of magnitude 3.9 on the Richter scale has shaken the region of Marrakech. Photo by Fernando Sánchez/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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