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you and hcr is years and someone told us that they have never seen a dispatch. many people say that even when they are about to prophecies neighboring tad, they are still being talked that there was an incredibly tragic day seeing refugee streaming in his turn into a violent night. they seemed terrible things experienced unimaginable hardships to come this far. what happens now? the, [000:00:00;00] the other ones are in jordan, this is the news ally from dough, which special coverage on the quake in morocco. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the desk told in the quick many w 2 files and people, the ministry and emergency service is all scrambling to rescue people from under
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the level of the historic center and not a cache with 24 hours off to friday. nights but it's like many hundreds of people afraid of off the shops or spending the night to be open and on. hundreds of people like chewing up outside the hospitals to the night. lot to those injured in the quite the news on historic trade g trying to meet as agreed to an economic code over the european union on the sidelines on this, on the morocco has declared 3 days of national morning off to the strongest click to hit the country and over a century, the death toll has risen with more than 2000 people killed in hundreds injured. the magnitude 6.8 to quake hips central america late local time on friday. the historic city of america stuff with extensive damage. while it may just search and rescue
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operation is now underway, troops and emergency services scrambled to reach mountain villages, where people still fear trapped. and the village of amazon is at the foot of the office mountains. some have buried their loved ones on hundreds of in the russian, the hospitals right across morocco to the night blood in the wake of the quake. blood donation campaign was launched earlier in the day. well, i was just here with john hall jones. i live now from myra cash. janice, so what's the situation now in marrakech? the way you are the winter in the course of the evening period amount of cash. i've watched a city as cities so often do written to some sense of relative normality. many big city squares of full restaurants are full. they're still curious, wondering about that. but of course, of the city square teller all the different story like this one, where many hundreds of people to nights afraid of off the shops afraid of returning
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to their home. some without homes to richard to us spending the night in the open air. many off hang great at wondering why they're receiving no help from the government. other than the handouts, the policy is being bringing along every now and then in the last hour or 2, but not a case. of course, he's not be happy center of this quite that lies 70 kilometers to the south west of here, across the high atlas mountains, with rescue efforts are still very much ongoing. the death toll rising and some areas have yet to be reached. is mindful the casualty, toll is fast rising as americans begin the hot breaking duty of varying that the 6.8 magnitude as quick as the worst to hit the region. you know, over a 100 use the water. well, we cannot go back home because of the danger of collapse. it fell completely. i have 2 kids, 4 and 5 years old, still younger, so he's the provider for the kids,
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the family as well as for his mother and nephews, a. but as some bid, the final good byes, others are in the race against time to reach somebody who goes under the rubble. the international federation of the red cross says the next 48 to 72 hours will be crucial. but it's no easy task, especially in isolated mountain is communities. such a rescue efforts will be absolutely prioritized in power, lot of calls with making sure that those that did survive all taken care of in terms of that basic needs. government officials are among the able bodied volunteers involved in search and rescue efforts. the injured and the trapped kind of the hope that help is on the way the shoes of homes outside blood donation centers throughout the roku. how about a who's who we are all brothers? these are difficult times and this is why we came here. this is the least we can do
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some last loved ones, some last the homes and thank god for everything. we must all come together to give the victims of had a royal decree has been issued declaring 3 days of national mourning, while many residents have yet to come to terms with the new reality of rubble of despair around them. here in the historic city of myra cache, despite clear evidence that enough quake has taken place much differently, much of its infrastructure remains on the scale. not so southwest appear in the highest mountains where the epi center of these quake was felt. the communities in hard to reach rural areas will likely largely be funding for themselves. it may yet be some time before the true scope and scale of this disaster. he's not jo. nicole elders 0 america. until now you're getting a sense of whether or not so help is reaching those places that need it most
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when it's really quite difficult to get a broad picture of the extent of that health where it's being deployed and where it is. and frankly, how much of footage that comes to us 5 sources on using it. most of these to show clearly that some government implemented results is being used in rescue efforts in some of those hot to reach areas of the outhouse. region 70 kilometers south west of here in the high atlas mountains, the epi sent to the region of this quite, but it's an enormous area. it is very rural and remote, and he's very mountainous. a lot of those mountain passes have been blocked by rock fools and quite simply impossible to reach one area code tell route don't, for instance, has not seen any help. a tool fixtures the show people using their hands to remove the rubble is really a desperate search and rescue effort. without any official assistance. the interior minister says the ministry says it's mobilized
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o results. he's at his disposal. a ministry has been brought in to marshal and oversee the response using assets of air and land that's had a comp does at planes, drones, engineering unit search and rescue units. bobo, field hospitals, and so on as yet, the american government has not put out a distressful for international health despite international help being on standby and also from countries like ducky, like outside the u. a jordan and also open eyes. i liked the international federation of the red cross and the red crescent for the time being of the size of those are these trying to cope with this disaster as best they can, themselves. and donuts was pointing out to our view is that morocco has a history of us quakes. let me ask you to the country, have been better prepared. do you think are already just 24 hours into this disaster? those thoughts,
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the questions are being honest and they may very well get loud. yes, this is a country that lives on a fault line across the opposite mountains. yes, it has a history of a lakes. on the one hand, the new build buildings in the city like medic, extra, pretty much on skype. so there's an argument that says that new building techniques of possibly saved lives here. but say happens in much more remote areas where dwellings with thought fall more valuable. and as you say, fried his ass good. quite look at the 2004. how jose, in the 600 people killed in that coastal city, thousands made homeless in 1960 a 5.8 magnitude quite killed. 15000 people in a good deal. so the history of us craig activity is certainly that. nothing just because this one and a 120 years. but one woman in this square said to me earlier, we all know that our homes of all new, but we've known that for years. no one's ever done anything about. all right, to join a how reporting live for us the from the historic city of maverick has jonah,
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thank you. let's bring in. somebody had been is he's a witness in the city of fans. he joins us live now. somebody good to have you with us here. now just here was a you'll there in says tell us what happened the moment, the quick hit, what was your experience? the fine, thank you for having these 1st with me. express my deep sorrel for the last lives. so caused by the strongly and to express my condolences and some of the people who are most of the most it was i was uh, miami shows yesterday that's exactly 11 joy to be honest. they was playing with my daughter to see my car in the starting, the facing. so for a real house, i at the moment. so when i went to get out there a couple for the, for her, i heard and my wife and my sister. so, you know, big a story or is going to pick turned back immediately and kind of for this believe i
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didn't realize done the, that's a what was happening then. uh, i looked up, i did $200.00 a year and they sort of just story in, you know, it's a quick base then i realize that that's what we all just do. gone to, uh, that's great. my 1st reaction data was to everybody, to uh, to uh, go outside of the house and go in during the whole door to the garden. then i got my phone on recording too much as well as reading, tries to chicken chicken. and then also often they shirts, uh anything they confirmed to me once i have sense under my brother who lives, not about the asking me see if it was a word and something you told me to sort of see fit to lower a you know about and that's the, everybody in his building was also, there are other homes in the open they are you want your facebook just for something that i decided to treat as i said, it's
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a tray more anxious to my surprise. so many people to come and say in the district, the savings and the cause of a lot of people, i give you more cash the months in time, i utilize the, the make the scale, what's happened and i why don't why start realizing that's the, what's uh, how's the yeah, i'm kind of get some type of thing. so now let me just jump in here. it's interesting because says it's something like 500 kilometers away from our cash. yet as you say people, this still felt the power of the trends. absolutely, and uh, let me say to us, we were ordering the truck and in the state of a panic on disability because we have never done can we do so in our life for i am . so for 6 years old, i need to have the customer that's in morocco and i have never had gone through
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this. i am the know of using roku. uh, going by the way back into the as in a couple of weeks on the, i was shocked just to took a look through this experience and. busy a furthest place apartments, we are very far like the problems goes away from the sensor. the people throw the city straight into the timber on the house on top of the home. and there's so many people, including my service, spent sleepless nights because they were afraid of undergo in the folder after shots. because what happens when uh theres quick software happen. these dots people are get scared of, of the ships, especially in the cities like 1st where people are not used to these kinds of, uh, your sources because uh, i just pulled up to point out that phrase has never experienced any uh, weight as far as i remember, let me, let me just jump in again. so may i mean, tell us about the old city in fair as i mean, that's
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a famous tourist destination. did that sustain any damage of tools? because it's really elizabeth is like 1200 years old or something. so thank you for this question. actually i am um you know, a lot of i am available. uh, this is a uh more than 18 i and um, the 1st thing is this chrome crossed my mind dear. yesterday i went to the, it was quick, happened was to wait on so i, i had a thought about about the autism because it's a twin century uh or the cc. and most of the bill is in the all these back to the page mine. so twins, uh, 10 century and any uh, ground checking with all of us to districts phones on the city. and the 1st seemed to know this may be in the morning when i woke up, or you're watching the video because i wasn't like, well, i was down there on the, i'm raised up in the mean, you know, and i went there to check on people also make sure that the nothing that
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happened and thankfully, and they're good community affairs, we're spending that much uh, from the front desk with uh, somebody let me get a final thoughts from you. i mean, you talk to us about you called your brothers very quickly. who i think you said old sally been says, what about your other family and friends across america? what have they been telling you about their experiences, their last bed, you know, damages which have happened to them, and they all safe. when i go so it goes from uh the front front. uh, cuz it won't go on posting we. we have to correspondence to confirm my coordinators . this will all be in one location and uh to, to 2 of them. uh, told me the do you do you want to do it last night and one of them just suddenly just uh, already today. uh, pictures of, uh, a few days house, which is located at the most in the patients uh, part of marcus bought in the, in the area with the wars. uh, having a clear, uh,
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cox. this speaks uh to the partners of this uh, bar from the ours going that so that's really the for sure leaves and the uh about. uh, so when you're in the, in the, the going to me more than what the market, the, somebody finished when i ran a good to get your experience here uh on. i'll just say our summer. thank you very much indeed for talking to loud 0. thank you. let me think it was only my colleague elizabeth per on and spoke to the messiah about shaw me, a journalist and stock photography for north africa at the associated press. he explained what he, sol, as his team made its way to some effective areas. everyone could feel the building steak and many people rushed to the street late last night and spent significant amounts of the night on the street get up at the shop. um i like to joined the team and we headed towards the center passing by my cache in the morning as the
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as nic mentioned, that the damage there was um, uh, not very significant. however, it was still sad to see some of the, sorry was um, uh, it shows some damage and the cracks and even some, some crumbling. but as we went closer to that, how is the region which uh, which has the highest uh, tall. uh i think scott, pretty desperate to really quickly. we arrive to abraham village and uh for about 6 hours that was non stop as monday being recovered or removed from under the rubble. okay. um it was a 5th uh a taken place. it was really uh, the scale of the, of the desperate and that was, that was difficult to pat them. people were very uh,
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quiet in shock. and uh uh there was uh multiple burial prayers for thousands of people that were uh, that had their grace doug for them this afternoon. uh. moving on from will abraham . uh we moved to an okay town. what again and uh, is the same themes just a different uh, just in a different uh, geography. it was not the, it was not that hot mountainous region is actually next to a beautiful lake. but it's also very, very sad and very desperate for me to have to spend the last the, the last night in the cold but less and how does the americans send this out and form administer? he says, all thirties are responding quickly despite many challenges, a very, very strong earthquake in a place that is not known for being uh, active in terms of the quakes, its the high plus mountains. uh so uh, the in very different terrain where that is the center which is like the past and
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which with mother cushion instead of the dentist called the ti, the teasing test boss. what about all of those villages which i just got again and, and uh, and the other, the usual cuts and all the others. so we, i mean, like i think the moroccan apologies out of just out of get monitoring the situation counting, did that seem uh the, the, the, the, the magnitude of the destruction that is happening around the risk you, when people are getting them to a lot of cash the, the, the hospitalization, modification which is the closest town. what's the closest city do you have given people there? i think that has been a call to give blood even in that, in my cache. because that a lot of people, a lot of enjoy the and i think that unfortunately 632 out of bed at a given the magnitude we would see i would like what, what brought me like, how many people like but i mean, i've trapped within that rather than wouldn't be rescued whether there would be live or out of that. but it's, it's confined,
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although it has been settled in places like casablanca and robots and other places . but it's confined within a center, which is south east of america. so the other house province is the province that it is its most, but also when you cross the high mountains towards the south west through fine settles, then that's also come use on that either side of the mounts. as you texted to the east of the the what does is that area that are villages which are affected and towards the west, which the show problems dot effects. it's after the same uh, earthquake in 2004 has put together this kind of makeup land for erupted intervention whenever there is this guy and the thing. so uh, teams have been ready for any kind of uh thing. and this is the moments when did deployed that, so each province has its own kind of rest your logistics to deal with. first kind of situation. but there is also
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a national intervention that is taking place in order to reach those people. without. gera has decided to open its s space to morocco, to allow the delivery of humanitarian and medical aid. the presidential office says it will lift a 2 year banum flights to its neighbors, to north african countries broke off ties in 2021 of them. a rock coast territorial kings to westminster. huh. but summer comes in from say they're worried about their family members back home. sure miss. how about i have my brothers doing dropbox and cause a blank country, my mother in law and i good their whole lives that have been touched. but fortunately on my side of the family, there was more fear than harm, which is found it, you know, have ownership of an hour before the earthquake. i spoke with my mother and everything was fine. then when we heard about the earthquake, we called the family and i got the or does needs called my mother. and she said to me, listen, everyones left their house is, they've all gone out to the street. well, that's bringing shame. i'll that address your joins us from brussels and belgium,
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and she was on the phone to have brother. when the, off, the shock hit casablanca, actually, i'm a good to have you with a, so look you on the phone with your brother. he's in casablanca, when one of the off, the shock scientists down hit tell us what happened. they must a been terrifying or exactly were on the phone talking about random face and then out of a blue he was like, i think the rooms shaking and, and the gardens like explain what was exactly happening. he hung up and apparently he really had to flee outside. i couldn't reach him again. so i called another friend who eventually told me that an earthquake was going on. so people have to flee on the streets of children were there. it was very chaotic and then eventually i could talk to my brother again. he was doing fine, but a lot of people elsewhere in monarchist for example, were not so. so. so did he just just tell us what happens after he left his home?
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what did he do? he just went on the streets and basically they started to look for open spaces spaces with a lot, not a lot of build buildings around. so they were asking each other what was happening, people were scrolling on social media to see if any news was reported yet. and then eventually he got the news that the epi sensor was uh, around uh, in the house area, which is in the high uplift mountains. and how's your brother been able to tell you? shame about the extent of the damage in casablanca, as well in color. blanca, it was quite minimal, so there was not a lot of damage in the area where he was. i called the other friends of mine which told me the same, but they were very cautious. so they basically, a lot of people slept outside just to make sure nothing another earthquake was following and they were quite scared actually,
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because they didn't really trust the constructions and the buildings there were in . and what sort of help did your brother, another people who run outside of their homes? what sort of help and information were they getting from of properties off to the earth quite a bit. basically at the specific moment which was around 11 p. m. local time. it was basically only social media, so it was sweeter instagram. and we've been following local influencers to were sharing some news, but not much at the moment from the local authorities. and it hasn't been easy for you trying to, to get information about what's happening in casablanca and across morocco, more generally, as well. uh, at that moment, i've been following some pages on instagram and twitter um, from, yeah,
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mclaughlin news channels. and they were quite fast in reporting what was happening . so for me it was quite easy. but for them i just left. so at the, at the specific signing cause of blanco. uh it was more difficult because there were issues with the internet as well. so people were realizing, after a certain time that the earthquake was happening, but where or when they should do wasn't really uh, very known. so i'm gonna get a final thoughts from you. i mean, your many thousands of miles away. they're in brussels, but, but i mean how, how easy or difficult do you think it's going to video? how difficult is it going to be? do you think full amount of test to recover from this week? i'm in the desktop, elizabeth and dramatically. the damage is extensive in many remote parts of the country. um do you think the country will cover from this? i hope so. i really hope so. i have a very strong connection with my country and i think a lot of milwaukee and residing abroad have so i really hope so. but from what i
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see there is a very big slowly, very to within the american community from watkins residing in morocco, but also walk in community outside of morocco. i see a lot of move in from the international community as well. there's a lot of financial aid at the moment. there's a lot of volunteers going to morocco to help. so, i mean, the hope is very big and i really hope they can realize to recover the country very quickly. and especially marcus and the high up us mountains because they are yeah, it's heartbreaking. the images are very devastating. so i really hope so. yeah, yeah. all right, shame at home or i just thank you very much indeed for sharing your thoughts with our shame. i thank you. thank you. with any of my colleagues here with vonny, i spoke to funding for the city and who lives in mara, cash, and she should have experience with us. this has been a very, very stressful day. most of morocco hasn't left yet since yesterday. since
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last night, we are in a state of shock, and most of us in a state of panic. words can describe what we're actually doing right now. we're. we've been caught off guard by this a catastrophe. we were not prepared. most of us never have experienced an earthquake before let alone of this magnitude. what have the last 24 hours been like for you? they have been stressful. scary. we have have to leave our homes, so i don't think anybody has slept in their house. last nights. everybody has been industries or in the residential area. sleeping on the grounds. are you going to sleep in your house tonight? then? do you feel comfortable being your house now? i mean safe. i do not feel comfortable being in my house, but i do believe that i will sleep in my house, hoping that nothing will happen because that is also something we're all hearing.
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we're all scared that another aftershock gets and the same nightmare comes back again that we have to re live. it's again, once again. have you felt aftershocks today? i personally haven't spelt any aftershocks. i have failed to last night, but nothing today. nothing this morning. what are people in your neighborhood doing? are most people now back in their houses where you are? no, not everybody's back in their houses. a lot of people are still in the street lane down. people have got golf covers and they're leaving them all the streets. people are still outside, people are still very scared, and some people don't have their homes anymore. so some, don't have an option are. all right, let's also to come here and i'll just say are including latin american academy and countries agreed of a need to find new ways to tackle the war on drugs and rescue if it's increased. so continuing off to flash floods for hundreds of people from the more net savings
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the the brought to you by visit capital is a change of type taking place. what was the that's ways of world thought through the central plains after the prairies of middle of kansas being pushed down to the way it's still hall to the buildings in pallets of texas and big further west. and he now resided, for example, that most of the attempts are coming down, and the consequences that there's been some pretty vicious storms in the midwest, particularly on the east inside these eastern states of the us have seen some very big sense of recently with flash flooding. to put out, in contrast, the pacific coast is that clark court rebecca to $33.00 in m a for example, but there's still plenty of shares for this. i have this is how it can lee not enough to category 5 anymore. what you'll feel the swell in for 3 car, for example, and possibly the british version of the ra share was anywhere from his spend. here
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to get back to was mexico in dire and towards panama and beyond in columbia. that's correct, this time the, but some of them will still be pretty vicious that most of south america, the pictures allows you to drive on cuz surprisingly warm again, still near record inputs of dental. this is in the stage of i'm a zone us, which of course should be covered in green, lush, for so it surprised that see quite so hold for the science and the se, and visit and particularly where it's been. where recently the full coffee is no, i'm much dry one to the quote to you by visit castle imprisoned without trying to i'll just say a richard unless remain behind bars in egypt. the hot wood didn't seem detained since february 2020. the drop yet a ship detained since august 2021 which is the recalls for the
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immediate release of its gentlest, detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime. the book about took them at about 12 stories here. this hour more than 2000 people have been killed in morocco in the west country can move in a 100 years. the magnitude of 6 point, a tremor struck light on friday night. while it may just search and rescue operation is continuing troops and emergency services of scrambled to reach remote mountain villages. but people are still trapped. new off even more off has continued to experience fear in the optimize of the place. many victims i've been sleeping on the street south of the government for them against returning to that

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