Earthquake in Morocco; efforts to rescue people from under collapsed buildings continue
On the night of the 8th in Morocco, North Africa, there was a strong earthquake of magnitude 6.8 approximately 70 km from Marrakech in the central region.
As of noon on the 12th, the earthquake had killed more than 2,800 people and injured more than 2,500.
After the earthquake, efforts to rescue people under collapsed buildings continue.
It is said that the chances of being alive decrease after 72 hours after an earthquake.
This time has already passed in Morocco, and teams from other countries are also rushing to work together.
In the town of Amizumizu, where many buildings have collapsed, there are not enough tents for evacuees.
For this reason, we make tent-like things out of blankets and other materials, and everyone helps each other out.
The problem is how to quickly deliver the necessary items to the affected areas.
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