In Morocco, Foreign Rescue Teams Are Racing Against Time To Locate Survivors Trapped Under The Rubble.

In Morocco, Foreign Rescue Teams Are Racing Against Time To Locate Survivors Trapped Under The Rubble.

The village of Imi N'Tala, situated 75 kilometers southwest of Marrakesh, remains one of the villages where dozens of people are still trapped beneath the rubble. Challenging logistics and subpar construction diminish prospects for miraculous rescues following the Moroccan earthquake. (Photo by Stefano Lorusso/NurPhoto)

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