The rescuers are starting to come back from Morocco. They say there is nothing more to do. Some return with the frustration of not having been able to remove a single survivor. And, as if they were missing problems, starting this afternoon rain is expected in that area, where there are people sleeping on the street and the adobe ruins can turn into a quagmire. This could make it difficult to search for bodies.

Anthony Nogalespresident of Firefighters Without Borders, assures that everything is going to be very compacted and it will be more complex to find bodies. In the mountain area there are still very unstable villages where these rains could cause new landslides. “I have found people without clothes, they say it could rain and they have nothing to cover themselves with, it is very cold there,” denounces a woman who was driving in the area.

Chaos and uncertainty now take over those who have lost everything. It is the case of Malika Ouabella, who suffers from not having anywhere to leave his little ones with the arrival of winter and rain. Added to the possible arrival of these rains is the withdrawal of international aid. “We have decided to return because it is now practically impossible for people to remain alive,” says Nogales.

Many of those who have survived the earthquake They find themselves now that the only thing left standing is the door of their house. Now, pick in hand, they search through the rubble for some of their belongings. Five days after the most serious earthquake experienced in the country, the inhabitants of the most affected villages in the mountain range collect what remains of their past life to leave the devastation behind.