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Tripoli, 8 November 2018 (Lana) GNA Presidency Council spokesman, Mohamed Al salak reviewed in his press conference Thursday local and international activities of the Presidency Council and PC stance in respect of issues and developments in the country. At local level, Al salak underlined preparedness of the government delegation assigned by President of PC to head to the south of the country, and that there are a series of meetings with service institutions, dignitaries as well as military and security institutions to put a comprehensive plan to address the situation in ... Read more
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Tripoli, 8 November 2018 (Lana) The Libyan National Human Rights Committee has denounced attacks by armed rogue groups on civilian institutions in various Libyan cities. On statement posted on its website it expressed full solidarity with employees of all institutions exposed to unjustified attacks and violence breaking all legislations. It vigorously condmned the attack on Al Jella Hospital in Tripoli where gunmen fired at a doctor threatening the safety of medical staff, halting work at the health utility for three days. It also condemned armed attacks on Sebha... Read more
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Tripoli, 8 November 2018 (Lana) The Coast Guard have managed to rescue 315 illegal migrants who were on rubber dinghies off the coast of Libya, and in a state of illegal migration to Europe according to a Navy spokesman. The Navy spokesman Ayub Gasem said boats belonging to the Libyan Navy in Tripoli were able to rescue 315 illegal migrants. The migrants hold various nationalities. Humanitarian aid was offered to them before they were handed over to the detention centre in Tripoli. =... Read more
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Tripoli, 8 November 2018(Lana) The Director of the Monitor and Detection Administration at the National Centre for Disease Prevention NCDP Ramadan Mohamed Osman has dismissed that the UN announcement of cases of West Nile Fever in Tunisia threatens a spread of the disease to Libya. 'The chances of the WNF virus spreading to Libya are very slim, Osman said in statements posted to the Ministry of Health SMS page. The disease is spread by mosquitoes and cannot be contracted through casual contact with infected persons, Osman said. Tunisia is facing, for two weeks, the second... Read more
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Tripoli, 8 November 2018(Lana) The Director of the Monitor and Detection Administration at the National Centre for Disease Prevention NCDP Ramadan Mohamed Osman has dismissed that the UN announcement of cases of West Nile Fever in Tunisia threatens a spread of the disease in Libya. 'The chances of the WNF virus spreading in Libya are very slim, Osman said in statements posted to the Ministry of Health SMS page. The disease is spread by mosquitoes and cannot be contracted through casual contact with infected persons, Osman said. Tunisia is facing, for two weeks, the second... Read more