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Tour operators and airlines have updated advice following Morocco's deadly earthquake

The victims of the devastating Morocco earthquake have voiced their frustrations over having to fend for themselves amid a reportedly slow government...

Following the earthquake that killed over 2,000 people, Britons in the devastated country share a message of hope

With much of the quake zone in hard-to-reach areas, Moroccan authorities have not issued estimates for the number of missing

Aid workers say hopes of rescuing trapped earthquake victims are dwindling. The Moroccan government has drawn some criticism for being slow to greenlight international aid.

Following the devastating earthquake in Morocco, should travelers cancel or go ahead with their trips? Here’s what to know if you’re planning a trip or are due to travel imminently.

Anger is quietly growing against the government’s slow reaction and reluctance to accept foreign aid. But in a country where protest is a risk, perhaps the loudest response is action.

Morocco’s rich treasury of centuries-old buildings, mosques and relics was dealt a destructive blow by the 6.8-magnitude earthquake.

Once protecting the city from colonising troops, the red sandstone walls surrounding the Medina district, a UNESCO World Heritage, were severely damaged by the quake. Long sections are showing deep cracks, and parts have crumbled.

The situation is most desperate for people in remote areas cut off by landslides triggered by the earthquake that blocked access roads