People in Morocco's Antlers Mountains sleep outside, fearing aftershocks.

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Morocco State Run Television says that death toll from Friday's earthquake has now risen

to more than 2,800 people.

In villages, in the Atlas Mountains, some residents spent their fourth, straight night sleeping

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