Media reports place Moroccan deaths at 87 while Iranian officials said 131 Iranians died.

Several countries have announced the death of their nationals in a deadly a deadly stampede during Hajj that claimed the lives of 717 people on Thursday, AFP reported.

Morocco and Iran suffered the highest death tolls. Media reports place Moroccan deaths at 87 while Iranian officials said 131 Iranians died.

Here is the toll given by foreign officials and media so far:

– Morocco: 87 dead, according to Moroccan media

– Tunisia: 10 to 12 dead, according to deputy president of Tunisian Hajj mission to Makkah Faisal Hafiyen

– Egypt: 8 dead

– Algeria: 3 dead

– Somalia: 8 dead, according to media reports

– Iran: 131 dead

– Pakistan: 7 dead

– India: 14 dead

– Indonesia: 3 dead

– Kenya: 3 dead

– Netherlands: 1 dead

– Senegal: 5 dead

– Burundi: 1 dead

– Tanzania: 4 dead

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