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Electricity cut forces Tobruk doctors to conduct operation using phone lights

Sunday, August 8, 2021 Health & Lifestyle 1 Min Read
Electricity cut forces Tobruk doctors to conduct operation using phone lights

An electricity cut on Saturday evening forced doctors at Belkhather Hospital in Tobruk to conduct caesarean section using flash lights of phone cameras, Mustafa Al-Jahani, a media official at the hospital, told reporters on Sunday.

The surgical procedure was successful, as the doctors were able to continue the rest of the operation using a generator.

Due to the electricity crisis in the country, blackouts and power failure have become a common occurrence which causes harsh effects on Libyans.

Five people died in eastern Libya, Cyrenaica, between June 27 to July 29 as a consequence of the electricity cuts, according to a recent report by the General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL).

Power cuts cause death of 5 people in eastern Libya during June-July

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