The Latest Breaking News on Morocco to spend $11.7bn on post-earthquake reconstruction plan

So far, search-and-rescue teams from only four countries have been allowed to operate after a devastating earthquake.

Thousands of ordinary citizens are travelling from all over the country to bring aid to survivors of the earthquake

Rescue teams in Europe are frustrated that Morocco did not throw open its doors to more outside assistance after last week's deadly earthquake

Complicated rescue effort continues as questions remain about king and government’s response

More than 2,900 people were killed in the 6.8 magnitude quake, which stretched from the High Atlas Mountains to the historic city of Marrakesh.

The disaster has left thousands dead, injured, and homeless

Hopes of finding more survivors of Morocco's devastating earthquake were fading on Tuesday, four days after more than 2,800 people were killed, most of them in remote villages. Meanwhile, aid agencies are struggling to reach the thousands in need of basic essentials.

The epicentre of Morocco’s devastating earthquake on 8 September was in the High Atlas Mountains, about 71km south-west of Marrakesh

Where to donate to provide emergency relief to those in the Atlas Mountain area

Airports, including Marrakech, are open, with flights operating normally

Morocco's King Mohammed VI showed solidarity with his suffering nation Tuesday when he visited a hospital in Marrakech and spoke with the injured survivors of the country's deadliest earthquake in six decades. The earthquake, with its epicenter in the Atlas Mountains, took the lives of more than 2,900 people. Read…