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epa06587288 Hoses of Tighanimin village are surrounded by snow-covered mountains, near Azilal city, central Morocco, 05 March 2018 (issued 07 March 2018). Azilal is a city in central Morocco, in the Atlas Mountains, that had over 27,000 Moroccans living according to 2004 census. Temperatures usually drop far below zero during the Winter, and snow fall cuts the twisty roads connecting the remote villages to the center of Azilal city. Villagers share rides in small bus or on the back of truck, or simply walk on foot, as children make their way to school or villagers visit the souk (market). However, vehicles can be stuck in snow for hours and drivers seen praying to make a safe journey on the risky roads. Women collect firewood in the morning to be used as source of heating and for cooking. EPA/BAKIR MOHAMMED ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET
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Allerta neve in Marocco, da 15 a 30 centimetri sopra i 1.800
epa11733566 A carpet seller waits for customers at the weekly market in Taznakht, Ouarzazate province, Moroccoa, 21 November 2024, during the seventh edition of the Ait Ouaouzguit Carpet Festival running from 20 to 24 November under the theme 'The Ait Ouaouzguit Carpet: Between Tourism Valorization and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Women Weavers.' The region in south-eastern Morocco is famous for producing Ouzguit carpets, named after the Ait Ouzguit tribes, which are Berber tribes that inhabited the southern slopes of the High Atlas Mountains. EPA/JALAL MORCHIDI
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In Marocco la disoccupazione sale al 13,3% nel 2024
epa11551533 Medical staff work at the Munigi Health Centre in Munigi, Democratic Republic of Congo on August 16, 2024. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) warned that Europe is likely to see more imported cases due to the virus’s spread in several African nations after the World Health Organization declared the spread of mpox in Africa as a global health emergency. Mpox belongs to the same family of viruses as smallpox but causes milder symptoms like fever, chills and body aches. EPA/MOISE KASEREKA
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Vaiolo delle scimmie, primo caso annunciato in Marocco
epa10867698 Children attend classes in a tent school prepared by the Moroccan army for students affected by an earthquake in the village of Asni, south of Marrakesh, Morocco, 18 September 2023. Moroccan soldiers stationing in the village of Asni, set up the tent school for children to be able to continue their education. The school building in Asni was completely destroyed by the earthquake on 08 September. A magnitude 6.8 earthquake that struck central Morocco late 08 September has killed nearly 3,000 people and damaged buildings from villages and towns in the Atlas Mountains to Marrakesh, according to a report released by the country's Interior Ministry. EPA/JALAL MORCHIDI
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In Marocco al via gli esami di maturità: 500mila i candidati
epa04234116 Morocco's King Mohammed VI (L) accompanied by his son Prince Moulay el Hassan (R) at the Constituent Assembly in Tunis, Tunisia, 31 May 2014. King Mohammed VI is on a two-day visit to Tunisia. EPA/MOHAMED MESSARA
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Compleanno principe del Marocco Moulay El Hassan, è maggiorenne
epa10698751 Sheep on a sheep farm in Skhirat, Morocco, 18 June 2023. The Moroccan government decided to import sheep to fill the shortage during Eid al-Adha, and to supply the national markets with many rams, due to the shortage of sheep as a result of successive droughts and lack of rainfall. Furthermore, sheep importers receive financial support during the Eid al-Adha period of 50 Euros for each sheep head imported from abroad. Muslims across the world use livestock for rituals during Eid al-Adha. EPA/JALAL MORCHIDI
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'No al Sacrificio del montone', l'idea via social in Marocco
epaselect epa10852130 Tourists queue to enter the departures terminal at the airport as they wait to catch a flight out, in Marrakesh, Morocco, 10 September 2023, following a powerful earthquake. A magnitude 6.8 earthquake that struck central Morocco late 08 September has killed at least 2,012 people and injured 2,059 others, 1,404 of whom are in serious condition, damaging buildings from villages and towns in the Atlas Mountains to Marrakesh, according to a report released by the country's Interior Ministry. The earthquake has affected more than 300,000 people in Marrakesh and its outskirts, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said. Morocco's King Mohammed VI on 09 September declared a three-day of national mourning for the victims of the earthquake. EPA/YOAN VALAT
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Caos all'aeroporto di Marrakech, arrivano troppi turisti
epa06587299 A small bus transporting people and groceries from the Souk (weekly market) to the Tighanimin village, 80Kms from Azilal city, central Morocco, 04 March 2018 (issued 07 March 2018). He makes the trip four to five times per day. Azilal is a city in central Morocco, in the Atlas Mountains, that had over 27,000 Moroccans living according to 2004 census. Temperatures usually drop far below zero during the Winter, and snow fall cuts the twisty roads connecting the remote villages to the center of Azilal city. Villagers share rides in small bus or on the back of truck, or simply walk on foot, as children make their way to school or villagers visit the souk (market). However, vehicles can be stuck in snow for hours and drivers seen praying to make a safe journey on the risky roads. Women collect firewood in the morning to be used as source of heating and for cooking. EPA/BAKIR MOHAMMED ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET
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Marocco, dopo la neve allerta meteo per il troppo caldo