Following the devastating disaster that hit various regions in Morocco on Friday evening claiming the lives of more than 1037 people, and causing injuries to 1204 persons, including 721 serious cases, the world has come together to provide support to the affected regions.
In this regard, the Pledgeling Foundation, a non-profit organization that aims to collect thousands of donations from individual donors and businesses to alike causes, launched on Saturday afternoon an online campaign to collect donations for the earthquake-affected victims.
On the official website, CNN called people to donate to help those who were affected by the harrowing earthquake.
To contribute to the earthquake relief efforts, CNN shared the link to the website where people around the globe can send their donations.
British Red Cross is taking part in relief efforts as well. On their official website, the humanitarian organization based in the United Kingdom announced that they had launched an emergency appeal following the earthquake in Morocco.
On Saturday, Islamic Relief, an international humanitarian organization, published on its website that “Islamic Relief is launching a major £10 million emergency appeal to provide aid to survivors of today’s devastating earthquake in Morocco.”
The Dutch Red Cross announced that they initiated the Giro 6868, an emergency fund, to raise money for the victims of the earthquake in Morocco.
The Giro number is meant to transfer funds to support the relief efforts led by the Moroccan Red Crescent. Among their activities are providing first aid, facilitating the transportation of the injured to hospitals, and offering psychosocial support, according to their Red Cross post on X (formally known as Twitter).
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