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North Africa is certainly suffering.. This is horrendous - and Libya's internal politics don't help the situation. Let's hope that, unlike Morocco, they will accept all the help offered.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-africa-66805748
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.This is all beyond my comprehension and so dreadfully sad.
Yesterday's news reels showed vast mass burials and the then forecasted deaths total was (merely!) 5,200.
I cannot equate this news with others on the BBC:
England's rarest species to get £14.5m funding boost - BBC News
It just seems a mad world to me.
This from The Independent.
//Flashes in the sky above Morocco moments before a devastating earthquake struck the country and killed thousands were captured in social media videos – similar to unexplained lights seen during previous large seismic events as well.
This bizarre occurrence is likely a phenomenon known as earthquake lights (EQL). They were spotted earlier this year during the massive tremors that struck Turkey and Syria, and in 2017 above Mexico after a powerful 7-magnitude earthquake.///
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