Morocco Tragedy: Heart wrenching As A magnitude 6.8 earthquake hits Morocco.

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Morocco is an African country located at the Northern part of the continent. During the early hours of today, the Islamic country has been hit by a magnitude 6.8 earthquake leaving lots of people dead and injured.

As at now, a total of about 630 people have been pronounced dead whiles more than 320 are severely injured. Lots of properties have also been destroyed.

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Major channels across the world which include Al Jazeera, CNN and BBC announced the tragedy which happened in Morocco today. Prayers are in line for citizens and the country as a whole. May Allah protect them.

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