Moroccan earthquake death toll exceeds 3,000 as rescuers struggle to access remote sites
- A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Morocco, with its epicenter in the High Atlas Mountains southeast of Marrakesh.
- The quake caused widespread destruction in rural villages and ancient cities, with over 3,000 confirmed deaths and thousands more injured.
- Many traditional mudbrick houses collapsed, and historic buildings like mosques and city walls sustained damage.
- Rescue efforts faced challenges due to isolated mountain roads blocked by landslides and poor weather conditions.
- The Moroccan government mobilized resources but was criticized for a slow response and reluctance to accept more international aid.
























































































































































































































































