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More bodies are being pulled from the rubble, in the worst affected earthquake zones in Morocco."In the village of Talat N'Yaaqoub, nearly every single building is destroyed.
This is ground zero – where homes and businesses have been demolished – thousands killed and many more bodies still buried under the rubble. "The survivors are sleeping on cardboard boxes on the bare earth, with nowhere else to go, hoping humanitarian aid will arrive soon. But so far, they're now living without food, running water, electricity and sanitation."
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