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Thank— have support from many countries. i thank the _ have support from many countries. i thank the aid agencies for the work that they— thank the aid agencies for the work that they are doing, the extraordinary relief workers most of them _ extraordinary relief workers most of them in _ extraordinary relief workers most of them in the — extraordinary relief workers most of them in the united nations system who are _ them in the united nations system who are doing this day in, day out, and we _ who are doing this day in, day out, and we are — who are doing this day in, day out, and we...

Morocco's deadliest earthquake in over six decades leaves village in ruins, taking lives and leaving survivors with nothing.

Become the epicenter of the relief efforts. >> it is so devastating. >> reporter: relief workers rushing supplies into lahaina tonight by plane and boat. people who lost their homes are now living in parks. >> everybody lost everything. >> reporter: where arlen is looking for basic necessities. >> we need formula, diapers, ice, water and just food. >> reporter: officials estimate 86% of lahaina's residences have been damaged or destroyed. >> i lost my condo, my jeep, my laptop, my cell phone, everything i ever owned for 40 years that i lived in lahaina. >> reporter: but there's no estimate for...

>> reporter: some residents we spoke to said the government response has not come fast enough. >> we are still loading up our personal vehicles to go to parts of the community that have not seen federal, state, or county employees. >> reporter: meanwhile relief workers are moving tons o supplies by sea, air, and land. >> we got water, we get food. we get toilet paper. >> reporter: those essentials are going to thousands of people staying in shelters or hotels. comal koa koa, his son and his girlfriend are living in a parking lot. >> these are our belongings inside of it. >> reporter: they stat...

Kitchen staff borrowed water from a nearby factory and improvised without electricity to create a humble feast for rescue workers in flood-hit areas of northern China.