Mountain villages plunged into grief by Morocco quakepublished at 02:24 British Summer Time 10 September 2023
Locals in Moulay Brahim tell Nick Beake things are "desperate", with a severe shortage of rescuers.
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Locals in Moulay Brahim tell Nick Beake things are "desperate", with a severe shortage of rescuers.
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Read MoreMorocco’s main TV channels have provided blanket coverage of the earthquake and rescue efforts, but have largely refrained from airing footage of the destruction.
One notable exception was a report on state-affiliated 2MTV from al-Haouz province, said to be one of the worst-affected areas. It showed people digging graves to bury victims. A correspondent said 20 deaths had been reported in a village.
State-run al-Aoula aired some “exclusive” footage from Marrakesh, but the programming has largely been comprised of a studio discussion and repeated shots of troops mobilising in Taroudant province.
In neighbouring Algeria, state TV gave low billing to the earthquake - a likely reflection of the poor state of relations between the two countries.
In its morning bulletin, Channel 3 carried the news after a report on a visit by the UN envoy for Western Sahara which criticised Morocco's "occupation" of the region.
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Read MoreMorocco, lying as it does between Africa and Europe, wields significant influence in both Africa and the Arab world.
It has Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines, a rugged mountain interior and a history of independence not shared by its neighbours.
Its culture is a blend of Arab, Berber, European and African influences.
Morocco was a French protectorate between 1912 and 1956, and since independence has remained relatively stable.
People in Morocco tell of the panic and confusion felt after a powerful earthquake hit late at night.
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