Thousands of people have spent a third night sleeping on the streets of Marrakech in fear of further aftershocks, following the deadliest earthquake to hit Morocco in more than six decades.
More than 2,100 people have so far been confirmed dead - and many are still missing - as international aid teams begin making their way to remote mountain towns hit hardest by the 6.8 magnitude quake.
Community members across Australia say they're deeply concerned about their relatives - as many have been left homeless, sleeping in make-shift shelters.
Moroccan activist Nadia Boushti has told SBS Arabic24 they want to know how they can send relief to the country.
[[In Arabic, then English VO: "Frankly, and from what I saw in the videos, the community is gathering all kinds of assistance, but our question is how we can deliver it, so we are waiting to find out how we can help, and our current resources are only prayer."]]
Morocco's King Mohammed the Sixth has declared three days of national mourning.
