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Morocco Earthquake
Residents take shelter outside in Marrakesh after the magnitude 6.8 temblor hit late on Friday. [Fadel Senna/AFP]
Morocco Earthquake
The magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Morocco late on Friday, damaging buildings in major cities and sending panicked people pouring into streets. [Jalal Morchidi/EPA]
Morocco Earthquake
The earthquake is Morocco's deadliest since a 2004 tremor near al-Hoceima in the northern Rif mountains killed more than 600 people. [Fadel Senna/AFP]
Morocco Earthquake
Strong tremors were also felt in the coastal cities of Rabat, Casablanca and Essaouira. [Jalal Morchidi/EPA]
Morocco Earthquake
The regional blood transfusion centre in Marrakesh called on residents to donate blood for those injured. [Jalal Morchidi/EPA]
Morocco Earthquake
Moroccan media reported it was the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in 120 years. [Fadel Senna/AFP]
Morocco Earthquake
Friday's quake was felt as far away as Portugal and Algeria. [Fadel Senna/AFP]
Morocco Earthquake
In 1960, a magnitude 5.8 temblor struck near the Moroccan city of Agadir and caused thousands of deaths. [Fadel Senna/AFP]
Morocco Earthquake
The Agadir earthquake prompted changes in construction rules in Morocco, but many buildings, especially rural homes, are not built to withstand such shaking. [Mosa'ab Elshamy/AP Photo]
Morocco Earthquake
Men, women and children are staying out in the streets fearing more aftershocks. [Fadel Senna/AFP]
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