Moment a rare, powerful earthquake hits Marrakech restaurant | ABC News

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Video captures the moment a 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Morocco, rattling a restaurant in Marrakech. Moments after the quake, aftermath video shows a building next to the restaurant destroyed and rubble on the streets.

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