i guess it's a world where i city and we know it because of it's medina. um so it is very, very hard to do with the stacked yes. submit. when you hes, i saw i saw you looking particularly upset by hearing that the medina has been so badly destroyed, should it's have been what trophy said to be able to withstand a seismic event like this given its historic significance. the problem with the median on his leg was worried about speech, find emergencies of a world. they don't, they are kind of interesting. so cities that were be the funding in $21110.00 centuries ago. and the opposite of is building our ongoing show you. i won't be no strong, didn't more than the biggest part of the we, i just bought a lot of the guys over the past. so big into the case house, you know, you know, last names. uh uh, usually for sure as far as many a sort of in is, were there any markets for us for what those issues and to see notice on the form of cancer know, is very upsetting is what it's, i mean. and as, as more of them is very, give me a boss to early story, isn't the probl

the structures of the old medina could be severely compromised of to this of quake. why? because this is the ancient city built around 1200 years ago. it is, it is, it is considered by view as well, a heritage site. and this is why we saw the collapse buildings and i'm in that class is it is the, is the largest source of traction in morocco, the fastest building to a city in all of north africa. and, and people we've been really concerned about what happens in the, in the old, maybe not, i would assume that any of the upcoming days, you will see a major survey to try to assess the, the, the, the structural damage to the historic was and buildings in downtown, 85 percent of the people who would come to my cash would tell you we'd love to go to medina or mountain earrings in the, in the surrounding areas. one of them is okay and with a gun with have been massively aspect to the idea of quake hush and stay with us because we have the chance to speak to less and how dad he is a senator in a former administer, one of the authorities involved he joins us now from robots. many,

a young woman went back inside the medina to get some cash to buy some food. and now she entered that home. the ceiling tumbled and she stuck in the rubble right now. we can go any closer, but the security services are trying to rescue her. and this is the situation here, is that 48 hours after the earthquake, there are still fair or is there more tremors? there was one this morning in the early hours at 9 o'clock local time and people feel unsafe to go back into the medina and they've chosen this location because it's quite sparse. the buildings are parts far and they're huddled together, spending another night outdoors, mix every. yeah. so what sort of official help and assistance all these people getting and what are they being told by the authorities the next as well. they're being told that they will be taken care of. i mean, the king has emergency services and, and there's been an announcement made that perhaps all of these people will be displaced to the nearby stadium where they will be in some sort of shelter. but you know, the situation is so fluid r

it's medina, that's over a 1000 years old. and so this earthquake have has done a reversible damage and i've spoken to some of the people that are spending the night here. they're too scared to go back inside the medina despite all the work and the promises made, there was so much fear and anxiety of what lays ahead and that we are going to hear something from one of our other correspondences at the, at the center of the quake, but i wanted to ask you, what's the latest that you're hearing about the rescue efforts in the worst areas of the high atlas mountains? are they going to continue through another night, as well throughout the day when we landed in casablanca just hours ago, and we saw the moroccan of forces headed towards the mountain right now there's a question of access because this earthquake hit high up in the was mountain in remote areas that are far and difficult to reach right now it's about clearing the roads to allow the rescue operations to take place. there is help coming from cuts are, as you mentioned, fro

as she entered the medina in her home? the ceiling collapse. she's now dead. this family will now spend the night here and one after the other. we're seeing people coming in into this makeshift and trying to get some relief, trying to get some support. this does have some terrible, terrible stories on net can i, can i ask you a little more about how the government is, is actually helping. now obviously we know that it's been really difficult to get a out to a lot of these very roommate villages that community trying to set up a bit of a crisis sense at the and mra cash. we know that a lot of other people volunteers have also been stepping in in some kind of coordination going on with them to, to bring everyone together a look. this is unprecedented the government of iraq or has never deal, dealt with a situation like this. this is the biggest calamity that this country has ever faced in its history. but what's interesting to note is that we have seen the residents of nar, cash helping residents of nar, cash moroccans in so

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oh, oh, remain true. alleyways in the medina area here. and so not built to the highest perhaps specifications that we stand circulation aspect of this magnitude. these are extremely old buildings. and those i say, seems like the so this is the, the old city of mount a cache, a glimpse of the site and of just 60 mount, attended in las vegas, the economic losses in the city as well. joe, to help in america for inside story the well, that spring in guests now and in america, we have to have to have that she's a witness and community volunteer in the affected areas and says is some of the best co founder and as to in chief of morocco? well, news. i didn't sell thompson. we have mohammed, my d kasanya is associate professor of the structural engineering at the university of south hampton. if i will welcome to all of you. thank you for being here on inside story. i want to start by getting a bit more of a picture of events on friday evening. su huh. you'll the in the are cash. well you, when the quite struck just off to 11 pm at nights and what

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up a clinic called health medina. a n g o's often fill the gaps with the state cat. the clinic does a blood test to measure how his blood sugar levels 22, high normal is between 4 and 7. 2 in the hospital about what you should like buys you about what you should be saying. what did they tell you? this is a so you know, it's something that's all sugar function does have plus ok. i said it's logo window, so we'll go ahead this is all i do. i assume you're confident that that issue. when i see my friends, i feel ashamed and i, they looked at me so long ago, i looked at myself in the mirror and find how my body has changed. or they've been, de this think was being sick and hauled, but on top of people's and coming, wex are fuzzy on mobile 26. i'm on so and i know the financial button, my sickness has gotten my parents. so i feel bad about disclosure. and this is by the help how well can get from the local clinic is not enough. despite the cost, the health medina team decides to pay for her travel to a hospital in the near

so if we look at our cash says they own stacy, the medina, that was very badly damaged as well. just to walk us through what you've been seeing there on the streets. yeah. like this morning i've been there and the whole monday night is completely destroyed the 8 so very painful to see that because you know, it's the heart of the city is the, is the history. oh, so the city and this is like, you know, up like you know more and more i guess it's a world right city and we know it because of it's medina. um very, very hard to do with the stacked. yes. submit. when you have, i saw, i saw you looking particularly upset by hearing that the medina has been so badly destroyed, should it's have been what trophy said to be able to withstand a seismic event like this given its historic significance. the problem with the median on his leg work as well says or been just weren't about speech, find emergencies of a world. they don't, they are kind of insurance. so cities, those were be the funding $21110.00 centuries ago. and the 1st part of this building are going to show you, i won't be no st

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with his colleague, phoenix, medina. he moves around the volcano to study animal behavior and the effects of eruption unplug the window, hollis and phoenix. medina have locked various research areas around the volcano, where for example, he really originally there were $45.00 individual places that they wanted to visit every day for me, but i thought the volcano and it's not of you have a ready to control from any of these places that float over them all made them inaccessible to the researches to these. you know, it's not easy to do research when the area is buried under 1000 degree lava. honda . so medina upstairs, but i'm just writing down the recurrence and behavior. this study will examine how nature evolves during and often eruption towards extend to the volcano changed life on the island. which speak sheets will suffice. a catastrophe? the yeah keep an eye on the on the nava a flow because we have the flow is going to or to the clear over there. so he's going to go down and he's going to go to and he's going to re

with his colleague, phoenix, medina. he moves around the volcano to study animal behavior and the effects of eruption unplugged. the little hollis and phoenix. medina have locked various research areas around with. okay. no difference. and while he was originally there were $45.00 individual places that they wanted to visit every day for me, but i loved the volcano and it's not the fuse and have a ready to console from any of these places that float over them, all made them inaccessible. to the researches these, you know, it's not easy to do research when the area is buried under a 1000 degree lava. a honda sent medina upstairs, birds and visits, washing down the recurrence and behavior. this study will examine how nature evolves during and often never auction. to what extent will the volcano change life on the island which species will suffice to catastrophe the yeah keep an eye on the on the nava a flow because we have the flow is going to or said the clean air so he's going to go down and he's going to go to and he's

a honda send medina upstairs, birds empties its writing down the recurrence and behavior. this study will examine how nature evolves during and often eruption. to what extent will the volcano change life on the island? which species will suffice a catastrophe? the yeah, keep an eye on the, on the lava flow because we have the flow is going towards the there. so it's going to go down and he's going to go to and he's going to reach a place that is completely a pool of houses. the lava is abrupt thing and at least 7 places on the volcano. at times several lava flows push the way down the mountainside at speeds of a 120 meters per hour. whatever is in the way is destroyed. in the meantime, 5000 people been evacuated. the lava flows kyle up to 6 meters high. at the end of the or option, they will be 16 inches high in some places and $1200.00 sectors of loans. the a good month of to the russian, the pine forest from the west and sense of community a to me struggling with the effects of of all kind of ashes settled on the plants and impaired photosynthesis. modeling the highlight

but it's beyond the walls of this medina weather earthquake's most medina weather ea rthquake's most weather earthquake's most deadly damage has been inflicted. the red cross has warned that the next 2a hours are critical for reaching any survivors in time. pope francis has also used sunday mass at the vatican to express sympathy for the cherished people of morocco. and amid all of this destruction and devastation, there are stories of hope and resilience notjust in the people who are turning out here in marrakesh to help, but also all around the country, people are queueing up to donate blood. we saw the moroccan national football team all setting the example, donating blood. but the realfear the example, donating blood. but the real fear is for the people in those remote communities. you saw asni at the top. the landslide has prevented rescue teams from getting there. that's where the focus of the search and rescue efforts will continue in the hope that they can reach the survivors who are still trapped underneath the rubble. anna holligan in marrakesh, thank you. let's stick with

we are in the heart of the medina, the historic heart of - medina, the historic heart of marrakesh. heritage site. as you can see, there is rubble all around me here, and in amongst the rubble, these pieces of cultural heritage. if we can pan the camera up heritage. if we can pan the camera up and show you the minaret. this is a mosque and the minaret has entirely crumbled due to the force of the earthquake, and yet you have this strange juxtaposition in this square which you will be familiar with if you have ever visited marrakesh. in the restaurants and bars around the main square, people are drinking coffee, and yet go a little further beyond the city walls, all around the grassy areas, five aside football pitches, people have been camping out overnight. they are packing up their belongings but they aren't sure if it is safe to go home because they are still afraid of aftershocks. we were just speaking to a british couple who described the moment when the quake struck on friday night and they said they weren't sure if there had been some kind of terror attack. the walls started s

many people from the medina will spend tonight, doors. now i would side, we've seen scenes of desperation is where people were distributing medicine pain killers to though is that have lost their homes. there was so much trauma associated to what happened. not only have they lost their homes, its memories, it's their livelihood. so much has been taken away and just a matter of seconds. parts of them indeed are completely destroyed and looked down the alleyway. further down you have leads to like this share destruction narrow alleys upon narrow alleys and the efforts to try to rebuild this historic medina, that's over a 1000 year old is taking place right now to these people here. let me just take you down. this narrow alley here and explain to you what happened here. as soon as the earthquake happened, these narrow alley narrow walls shook. and you still have these electrical wiring. that's what, that's what are the priorities for the people here to try to secure these electrical wiring. and look right behind me, people are trying to get

all the like, the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just everybody's going outside and with was really, really scary. relics taking 4 hours failed on how saying freelance journalist from a rough coast capital will say that hospitals of every type should be sent to help with the quake, as well as the outside. the region where that is the center was people address shuttle. steve showed that a lot of qs of people who want to give their blog and they feel that they can't do anything they are. i mean, there may be set, there was more with this trend. it pretty much it from rabbits. although we filled the tremors here and that far and the local people are getting them don't go there because they're a specialist expert professional helping people. i really show people that trying to help. oh, how professional are their doctors and their by everyday except yeah. yeah. most people is of course, yeah, a lot of doctors that's probably the we lack a lot of spaces. so i think that's part of the kind of variable speed, things like the

the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. rolex checking for us. we spoke with a freelance journalist from the rock coast campus only describe the medical relief assets on the ground. well, the grass, i would say outside the region where the, if the center was the point address shuttle, steve showed that a lot of twos of people who want to give their blog and they feel that they can't do anything they are. i mean, there may be set, there was more or less trend it too much for rabbits, although we filled the tremors here. but that far and the people are putting them don't go there because there are special needs pittsburgh for operation on what healthy people are really shop people that trying to help. oh, how for patients and their doctors and nurses by re i think, cetera. yeah. most people is, of course, there are lots of doctors that's renovated with the we lack lots of spaces. so i think that's part of the kind of variable speed, things like the

so we went outside to medina and were at the streets all night long to 6 am. it was very crowded as well. slouch all the like the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. relics taking 4 hours. so i saw a band has saying freelance journalist from the rocco's campus so says that hospitals of every type should be sent to help with the quick relief as well. the grass, i would say outside the region where the, if the center was people address shuttle, steve showed that a lot of twos of people want to give their blog and they feel that they can't do anything they are. i mean, there may be set, there was more or less trend too much for rabbits, although we filled the tremors here. but that far and the people are getting them don't go there because there are special needs expert for operational or helping people. i really shop people that trying to help. oh, how for patients and their doctors and the library i think cetera. yeah, most people is of course there

so we went outside the medina and were at the streets all night long to 6 am. it was very crowded as well. slouch all the like the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. relics taking 4 hours a much in remembrance of the victims of the c. i. a bites crew in chile, hesitant violently, protest as clashing with police in the countries capital states has was seen wearing gas nonsense where most of the costs have replaced them. with funding that was the front of the sofa. no would on how many people have been injured or what spots the classes, but it does come as the country the past due mock, the 50th anniversary of the us find ministry to remove some of the lender installed august. the interstate impala, almost 17. yes, the president richard bode one says, a steady flow of black sea gray next bolts is impossible. without russia as miles came, i'd say press conference during the g 20 summit, which followed edwin's talks with 1st imputes an insult to you. on

so we went outside the medina and were at the streets all night long to 6 am. it was very crowded as well. slouch all the like the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. relics taking 4 hours now over to west africa. when you just, you minute, you leaders have accused funds of deploying troops and equipments. today been been in senegal and the ivory coast. and as you have in government says the actions could signal a full coming military intervention. price has me commented on the claims. my phones pointed in france continues to deploy its forces and several acar was countries while preparing a joint. aggression against me, cher incorporation was the west african block. hundreds of local demonstrates as being camping near french ministry base and the just capital for more than a week. the citizens from the remote, rural community life. among them, the physical limitations to the are made by counted on saying that they want to defend elements and calling

and the medina, which is the old town which is very rich in history. and the architects have very much known for its time, the ways and also bazaars. and we are small palaces and in the international community has stepped into the past to provide more assistance of american government when it comes to financing a renovation of those areas. but i think we saw signs of a damage to the strikes of those areas, particularly the who has been that is the came crashing down off to the quick in the old medina. and also some of the historic was that show signs of cracks. and i think this is going to put more emphasis on the need to be close, like those spaces, ask them how about uh, thank you so much. uh, and we will continue to bring you more on that strong as quick magnitude 6.8, that a stroke central morocco killing as we know, 632 people so far. the now the african union has for many join the g 20 economic grouping. the indian prime minister during the moody invited the block to take a seat as a permanent member at the 2 days summit being held in new delhi.

a young woman went back inside the medina to get some cash to buy some food. and as she entered that home, the ceiling tumbled into stuff in the rubble right now. we can't go any closer, but the security services are trying to rescue her. and this is the situation here is that 48 hours after the earthquake, there are still here. is there more tremors? there was one this morning in the early hours at 9 o'clock local time, and people feel unsafe to go back into the medina and they've chosen this location because it's quite sparse. the buildings are quite far and they're huddled together, spending another night outdoors as well. the world health organization says 300000 people have been affected by the quaking body require a massive international aid effort. some of that is already on his way to morocco. correspondence, stephanie deca has details on a delivery that's heading to morocco from catch all. we are the ones this kind of a operation look like a couple just one of many countries that help to morocco in the all small vehicle hardware, very much of the land

so we went outside the medina and we're at the street all night long to 6 am. it was very crowded as well. slow out all the like the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it says everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. relics taking 4 hours i'm moving on now. vietnam and the us are critical partners. it's a very critical time. let's. according to joe biden speaking, it's a press conference in holly for the us present. was that to convince the country to work closely with washington buttons being punished by critics in the west and media over sightless recital of a vietnam. ready era, quote. susie this is well, good morning. well, the good morning vietnam line had been used by an american miniature radio hosted during the war and the 196 days. it was late, so made even more popular thanks to an, a famous hollywood blockbuster about his press conference. it was also criticized in the media as bizarre as he boosted around the stage and use the phrase baseline . dog faced pony soldier was sending a story

so she went back into the medina to try to get some money. but when she entered for home, the ceiling dropped. and so she is stuck and she has passed away there. so many families here that are in morning having not lost their loved ones, but their homes, their entire livelihood, and their desperate for health status. yeah. nicholas hawks, the with the latest for us, from the cache and not to monetary and crisis there. thank you very much. thank of the fighting between rival fractions and netherlands long just refugee counts of how the students is forcing a growing number of them to seek safety as what 70 is on the come on. does it say that 5 of the soldiers were wounded with shells aside from the and on her account belonged to me by 6 people in the count has now been killed and ac 6 wounded since last thursday, i'll correspond to dana hold. i met some of the displaced near the refugee camp to a desperate situation. hundreds of families have escaped the fighting. they've left their homes and i know how do we others remain trapped inside and so

go the ticket for the medina, which has its own 5 people converse during the day. the afternoon with a particularly in the evenings the all the ways, the old 3 eyes of all those bases. i would assume that the authorities would have to conduct a survey to assess what kind of damage was done, particularly so the infrastructure of those old areas. and they have been counting out by innovations in the past. but with this policy of quick, i think they will have to revisit it once again and a huge number of people not only have died but also injured and that number is probably gonna go up. what about the hospital infrastructure, the medical infrastructure, how well equipped is it in the real code to, to deal with the growing number of people, the injured we've already had, calls from authorities for people to donate blood. will they be able to deal with this? we've seen them a massive event as a nation, amber walk over the last 20 years, and more than flesh on more votes. more hosp tools, you have public hospitals, private hospitals, and military hospitals, particularly

i guess is the town is near medina where an n g o is set up a clinic called health medina. and geo is often fill the gaps where the state kept the clinic, does a blood test to measure how is blood sugar levels 22 high normal is between 4 and 7. to speak to you in the hospital about what you should suffice you about what you should be doing. what did they tell you? this is as you know, it's something that's all sugar function does have plus ok. i said it's logo. well there's no one over here. this is already line. so i just threw me closer to the shipment. so when i see my friends, i feel ashamed and i, they looked at me so long ago, i looked at myself in the mirror and find how my body has changed. and what did you need to speak while i was being sick hauled. but on top of that, people think i'm a works for 6 on mobile 26. i'm on so and i know the financial that in my sickness or something, my parents. so i feel bad about the disclosure. and this is by the help how i can get from the local clinic is not enough. despite the cost, the help medina team decides to pay for her t

well, many people don't feel safe in their town, so they have fled to medina. have a whole shelter here going on in my house and accommodating everybody who needs shelter and people are still sleeping out in the streets. actually, there were, there were vibrations still, the aftershock. i could feel it until this afternoon, to be honest. but i guess it's normal. it's very, very concerning. but at the same time, i think we've got to keep... stay positive, and try to build up what we can do in our own power now. yes. and carmen, you're there trying to help your neighbours and yourfriends, bringing them into your home. but how about any other help from the government, from aid agencies? what kind of support is coming to you where you are? well, at the moment, you know, i'm in a village that's about 30 minutes from marrakesh, medina. and i have heard sirens and there were some helicopters. but you don't have that sort of support that you have in england. so it's a slow movement. and a lot of, for instance, my staff, they have the building collapsed. it was a total

it's medina, that silver s i was in years old. and so this earthquake a has done a reversible damage. i've spoken to some of the people that are spending the night here. they're too scared to go back inside the mids. and you know, despite all the work and the promises made, there was so much fear and anxiety of what lays that had any of my colleagues fully brought to you. but i spoke to caroline, hold, she's the global head of operations, of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. and she described what they're doing. and morocco, as this response is very much being organized with the american government taking the lead at this point. and of course, with national agencies on the ground, the army on the civil defense. but also i'll talk to the american reg present. we know that activities are being undertaken. they are also being prioritized which is quite natural at this point. search and rescue is critical us we just to, from, from your repulses catching people at this moment in time. those the burie

all the like, the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just, everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. relics taking 4 hours a much in remembrance of the dates, hymns of the see. a bunch cou in chilly, has turned violence with protest as clashing with police in the countries capital states is, was seen where in gas nonsense, where most of the comments have replaced them, was funding for the kind of the sofa, no wood on how many people have been injured or what spots the classes, but it does come as the country the past 2 months. the 50th anniversary of the us find ministry to move to solve the len date. uninstalled august, the interstate impala. almost 17. yes. the present, which a good one says, a steady flow of black sea grain exports is impossible without russia. as miles came, i'd say press conference during the g 20 summit, which followed edwin's talks with present boots and instruct you on monday. moscow has reiterated its demand for keep conditions on the russian exposed to be met. if the black sea g

all the like, the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. rolex checking for us, we spoke to the owner of and he's being the best aunts in our cash. she witness vs quake. he said that the old city was the most lovely effective. this past week was the strongest. and then even though we are now, we medication and the, the big disaster or the most the casualties and no to nothing medication and medication. there's only a, it's about the bed between $10.20 that people to play. so took the most, the an injured the blow if they're taking care of the house, has them of them and not so good at the beginning. i'm not strong. and that's why some of them uh collapse, but they're not always in naples, most of the day fix it. and it wouldn't be on the tourism industry because the people now after this disaster, they're cancelling flights and them, some of them would be driven in my local and it wouldn't be a voice to come to a lot of cash in the near future. now to west africa

but the real help is needed beyond the walls of this medina, up in the remote atlas mountains. in the foothills of the atlas mountains, the small town of asni, a community crushed and crumbling, rescuers are struggling to access these remote villages close to the epicentre, where hundreds of people are still feared to be trapped under the ruins of their fragile clay homes. translation: there are a lot of blocked roads. a lot of people can't find their parents and a lot of people are still under the rubble. everything went down on them — the mountains, their homes. in the historic heart of marrakesh, shards of cultural heritage lie strewn beneath the crumbled minaret of the djemaa el fna mosque. electric cables and shutters hang precariously over the famous market souks. adam smith, a british tourist from sheffield, recalls the moment the tremors struck. gathered our belongings as fast as we could. we heard the entire room shaking, the glass was shaking in the doors. we grabbed our passports and ran out. all the guests were doing a similarthing. there was plaster coming down fro

so we went outside the medina where the streets all night long to 6 am. it was very crowded as well. slouch all the like. the alarm went off and you saw all the cracks in the in the medina walls. and yeah, it's just everybody's going outside and it was really, really scary. relics taking 4 hours as a death whole continues to rise in morocco, international humanitarian groups to stepping in, providing much needed assistance. we have from the hall sun, alice, i call a regional director for north africa at the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies. he stays dealing with us quite exhaust a month, is a race games time to the top priority now. and we are working on multiple phones, the search and rescue to get to those trouts to get them the medical emergency medical assistance needed, and the transports to provide to provide the 1st aid, but also in barrel critically to take care of the survivors who are homeless maybe needing food and water. there are many people who are survived pregnant women and children, elderly and 6. so th

150 people are injured. several videos show collapsed buildings, particularly in parts of the old medina in the city of myra cash. so the sort of the addition of so do the mother because of the powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.0 hit with this epi center in the whole region. according to preliminary reports, as of 2 am local time during the week resulted in the death of 296 people in various provinces. in addition to the injury of another $153.00 people, which they suffered every active injuries. and some of them were taken to hospitals . when we dispatch a number of security teams and rescue operations to various effected areas, we urge all citizens to stay comp. dancer and ministry will update the public later . and what i mean them on the or the could panic and chaos videos posted on social media, show people running out of buildings and restaurants. many less fat homes during the time is one of the buildings in narrow cash, including hospitals, where evacuated to avoid any potential risk because of possible aftershocks. and the quakes that the center was high in the gas mountains, r

the kasbah, the medina.wer coming over here to tangier -- >> they come like we come. we embrace it. other people want to come. and then we foul it up. will, will tangier's unique character survive? >> i hope so. i really hope so. >> tangier is morocco. always was morocco. and recently the country's leadership seems to have embraced it. in all its ill reputed glory. the days of predatory poets in search of literary inspiration and young flesh are probably over for good. hippies can just as easily get their bong rips in portland or peoria. but the good stuff, the real good stuff, the sounds and smells and the look of tangier, what you see and hear when you lean out the window and take it all in, that's here to stay.