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Spain sends rescue workers to quake-hit Morocco

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Fifty six Spanish rescue workers and four search dogs board a military plane in Zaragoza to travel to quake-hit Morocco after receiving a formal request for help from Rabat. The strongest-ever quake to hit Morocco has killed at least 2,012 people and injured over 2,000, many of them critically, according to the latest official figures. IMAGES

Added on the 10/09/2023 14:01:45 - Copyright : AFPTV - First images

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