Defender Bevis Mugabi had been in the city of Marrakesh to represent Uganda in an Africa Cup of Nations clash
Motherwell defender Bevis Mugabi has spoken of his "scary" experience after being in Morocco when a deadly earthquake hit the country last night, killing more than 600 people and injury over 300.
Mugabi's side won the match 2-0 but lost out of the final qualification slot to Tanzania, who finished in second place on eight points. The Uganda Cranes have stated their national contingent left the Marrakesh area on Thursday, with all players and staff are accounted for. They had flown into Dubai this morning, ready to return to their parent clubs.
Mugabi posted on X: "Thanks for all the concern. Experiencing an earthquake was scary. Thankfully I’m safe and sound! Condolences to all those affected."
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