To All Affected by the Earthquake in Morocco,
With heavy hearts, we extend our deepest condolences to all of you who have been affected by the recent earthquake in Morocco. We share in your sorrow and suffering during this time.
We understand the magnitude of the losses and damages you have endured. Every life lost and every home shattered is an unimaginable tragedy. May you find strength and resilience to navigate through this difficult period.
We also want to express our gratitude to all those who have been tirelessly working to provide assistance and support to those in need. The spirit of unity and cooperation that has emerged in the midst of this disaster is an inspiration to us all.
We hope that aid and guidance reach you swiftly. Every small gesture from various quarters can contribute to the recovery and reconstruction of lives and communities.
Our prayers are with you for safety and healing. May you find solace amidst this trial.
We hope that all of our guests who have used the Sunrise Jeep Tour with Black Lava on Mount Batur can all be saved by this disaster.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Sunrise Jeep Adventure Team
Previously reported by: asia.nikkei.com
It was reported that there had been victims of an earthquake measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale with the epicenter around 72 kilometers southwest of Marrakesh. This disaster claimed the lives of 2,012 people dead and 2,059 injured, including 1,404 people in critical condition.
Nearly all the houses in the area of Asni, some 40 km south of Marrakech, were damaged, and villagers were preparing to spend the night outside. Food was in short supply as roofs had collapsed on kitchens, said villager Mohamed Ouhammo.
The village of Tansghart in the Ansi area, on the side of a valley where the road from Marrakech rises up into the High Atlas, was the worst hit of any Reuters saw. Its once-pretty houses, clinging to a steep hillside, were cracked open by the shaking ground. Those still standing were missing chunks of wall or plaster. Two mosque minarets had fallen.