The eastern city of Ras Lanuf will suspend aerial and land travel in and out of the city as of tomorrow due to a new wave of Coronavirus outbreak, announced the Ras Lanuf Oil and Gas Company on Saturday.
More than 1,500 migrants were intercepted by authorities in Libya during last three days, said Safa Msehli, the spokeswoman of the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
Members of Libya’s House of Representatives and the High National Election Commission (HNEC) will hold a UN-sponosred meeting tomorrow in Italy preparing the parliamentary and presidential elections law, said Miftah Koueider, a member of parliament.
A military committee of the Libyan National Army (LNA), chaired by LNA’s Chief of General Staff Lieutenant-General Abdel Razek Al-Nadori, begun its work to inspect all military camps and barracks in the south, LNA’s Military Information Division announced on Saturday.
Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, General Commander of the Libyan National Army, called on Libyans to “register massively in the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections, because it is the people’s decision and their right to change.”
Members of Tobruk Association for Heritage and Historical Studies discovered a military site east of Tobruk city dating back to 1936, which is considered a landmark and symbol of the Second World War period, part of it took place in Tobruk area.
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Libyan journalist Mahmud El-Forjani said the interim National Unity Government headed by Abdel Hamid Dbeibah “had failed in the service and health files,” and that “Benghazi and the whole Cyrenaica; from Sirte to Imsaaed to Kufra, and Sebha and the southwest are without the COVID-19 vaccine doses since ten days.”
Member of the Libyan Parliament, Abdel Salam Nassiya, announced a consensus draft proposal to address “the real issues” of the conflict in Libya.
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