TALAT N'YAAQOUB, Morocco, Sept 11 (Reuters) - About to return to school, seven-year-old Suleiman Aytnasr had been carried to his bedroom to ensure a good night's rest after he had fallen asleep in the living room.
But Brahim was unable to reach Suleiman.
"We thank God that our other sons are still alive."
"There is a lot of suffering but we thank God for everything," he said.
On Monday, the Moroccan army briefly visited Brahim's hamlet, surveying the damage as helicopters flew over.
Persons:
TALAT N'YAAQOUB, Suleiman Aytnasr, Brahim, Talat N’Yaaqoub, Suleiman, He’s, Aytnasr, Mouath, Talat N'Yaaqoub, Hannah, haven’t, Alexander Cornwell Jihed Abidellaoui, Tom Perry, Alex Richardson
Organizations:
REUTERS, Thomson
Locations:
Morocco, Talat, Marrakech, Moroccan, Brahim's