The Moroccan government creates a crisis cell and undertakes the reconstruction of what was destroyed by the earthquake

The Moroccan government has taken several critical decisions regarding dealing with the earthquake disaster, which has so far killed more than two thousand people.
The Moroccan government said that “a crisis cell has been set up to coordinate rescue operations and support relief efforts.”
“The government decided to provide all support for the reconstruction of what was destroyed by the earthquake,” she added.
“We decided to provide all expenses for the relief of those affected by the earthquake,” she added.
She confirmed that the Prime Minister will chair the committee charged with rebuilding the affected areas tomorrow, Monday.