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Morocco: A Year After Morocco's Quake, High Atlas Region Still Recovering

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[VOA] A year after a massive earthquake struck Morocco's High Atlas Mountains, people there say reconstruction has been slow, and many are still living in tents or have been forced to move elsewhere. Lisa Bryant reports.

Source: allAfrica.com

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