UAE issues warning to citizens in Morocco

UAE's Embassy in Morocco has asked Emiratis in the country to exercise caution, after a 7-magnitude earthquake hit the country.

In a statement issued on X, the authority said that it calls on the "country's citizens in the Kingdom of Morocco to exercise caution" due to the earthquake.

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The mission urged citizens to follow safety instructions issued by Moroccan authorities. It also asked citizens to contact the following numbers in case of emergency: 0097180024 or 0097180044444.

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