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Three Years After Morocco Earthquake, Survivors Report Mixed Progress in Recovery

Three years after the 2023 earthquake in Morocco's Al Haouz region, reconstruction efforts have yielded mixed results. While some survivors have successfully rebuilt their homes with state aid, others continue to face bureaucratic hurdles and remain without assistance. The government has allocated significant funds for recovery, but many families report being excluded from aid.

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Mohamed Ait Belaid Larbi Ait Jelloulat Omar Saeed Mohamed Belmejjad Montasser Itri

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Three years after the 2023 earthquake in Morocco's Al Haouz region, reconstruction efforts have yielded mixed results. While some survivors have successfully rebuilt their homes with state aid, others continue to face bureaucratic hurdles and remain without assistance. The government has allocated significant funds for recovery, but many families report being excluded from aid.

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3 years on, Morocco earthquake victims still wait for help

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Three Years After Morocco Earthquake, Survivors Report Mixed Progress in Recovery