Morocco Activates Watch Cell After Japan Quake

No Moroccan nationals were killed or injured in the Kumamoto earthquake, the Moroccan embassy in Japan confirmed.

Morocco Activates Watch Cell After Japan Quake

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The Moroccan embassy in Japan confirmed on Wednesday that no Moroccan nationals were killed or injured following a powerful earthquake that struck Kumamoto Prefecture. The embassy activated a watch cell to monitor the situation and provide assistance if needed.

The earthquake, which occurred on July 30, 2026, prompted the embassy to issue a statement reassuring the Moroccan community in Japan. The watch cell is coordinating with local authorities to ensure the safety of Moroccan citizens.

Morocco's Ministry of Foreign Affairs also expressed solidarity with Japan, offering condolences for any victims and support for the affected regions. The embassy urged Moroccans in Japan to follow safety instructions and contact the watch cell in case of emergency.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What did the Moroccan embassy do after the Kumamoto earthquake?

The embassy activated a watch cell to monitor the situation and assist Moroccan nationals, confirming no casualties among them.

Were any Moroccans affected by the earthquake in Japan?

No, the embassy confirmed that no Moroccan nationals were killed or injured in the earthquake.

When did the Kumamoto earthquake occur?

The earthquake struck on July 30, 2026, according to the embassy's statement.

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