The moroccan government says it has accepted aid from four countries britain, spain, qatar and the uae but would accept others as needs developed. Villagers in the Atlas Mountains have been using their bare hands to help rescuers search for people who may have survived under the rubble. Joe inwood reports. High in the Atlas Mountains the grim work of recovering bodies continues. These remote communities did not stand a chance against one of the most powerful earthquakes this country has ever seen. More than 2000 people are already known to have died and that number is expected to rise. The bodies of my number is expected to rise. The bodies of my son number is expected to rise. Tue bodies of my son and number is expected to rise. Tte bodies of my son and his wife are under the rubble, there was no one there to recover the bodies. We ask you to make our voice heard by the authorities. We want to open the road. In we want to open the road. In imine tala close to the epicentre it has been
"There was no one there to recover the bodies" says 82 Hada who lost her son and daughter-in-law in the devastating earthquake that struck Morocco killing more than 2,100 people and flattened villages. Rescuers in Morocco stepped up efforts using sometimes their bare hands.