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People rest inside a van after they lost
their home in Al Hoceima February 24,
2004, after a strong earthquake shook
northern Morocco early on Tuesday. The
earthquake killed nearly 600 people
around the Mediterranean port city of Al
Hoceima, officials said. REUTERS/Andrea
Comas
REF: HOC104D
People walk past a destroyed building in
the village of Im-Zouren, February 24,
2004, after a strong earthquake shook
northern Morocco early on Tuesday. The
earthquake killed nearly 600 people
around the Mediterranean port city of Al
Hoceima, officials said. REUTERS/Andrea
Comas
REF: HOC101D
A man (L), who lost two sons, walks
among the ruins of his destroyed house
in the village of Ait Kamara, February
24, 2004, after a strong earthquake
shook northern Morocco early on Tuesday.
The earthquake killed nearly 600 people
around the Mediterranean port city of Al
Hoceima, officials said. REUTERS/Anton
Meres
REF: HOC108D
The bodies of earth quake victims lie in
Al Hoceima's hospital February 24, 2004.
A strong earthquake shook northern
Morocco early on Tuesday killing nearly
600 people around the Mediterranean port
city of Al Hoceima, officials said.
REUTERS/Anton
Meres
REF: HOC112D
