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Tripoli Security Directorate call on people affected by clashes to head to police stations for legal action

Saturday, June 11, 2022 National 1 Min Read
Tripoli Security Directorate call on people affected by clashes to head to police stations for legal action
Vehicles of forces loyal to Libya's Tripoli-based Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah are parked along the waterfront (with the "That El Emad Towers" complex seen in the background) in the capital Tripoli on May 17, 2022 hours after forces of the rival Tobruk-based government withdrew following heavy fighting between opposing militias. - Fathi Bashagha, who was named premier in February by the parliament in the eastern city of Tobruk, and his ministers "have left Tripoli to preserve the security and safety of citizens," a statement from their press service said. Bashagha has been attempting to take over government institutions in Tripoli, but Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah has insisted he will only cede power to an elected successor. (Photo by Mahmud Turkia / AFP) (Photo by MAHMUD TURKIA/AFP via Getty Images)

Tripoli Security Directorate called on people affected by Friday clashes to go to the nearest police station or criminal investigation office, in order to prove the incident and take legal action regarding it.

It is noteworthy that armed clashes erupted on Friday evening in Tripoli, causing a state of panic among the people.

Identical press sources said the armed clashes stopped after the 444th Brigade intervention and deployment in the clashes area, amid great caution after a clashes night that terrified the residents of the capital.

The 444th Combat Brigade secured and removed the stranded families, some of whom took refuge in the nearby Bab al-Bahr Hotel and in cafes and buildings near the area of ​​the clashes, which according to the information did not result in any civilian deaths.

Activists on social media circulated video clips showing some of the clashes and what was accompanied by great panic and terror for citizens, especially on the Shatt Road, which witnesses picnics on weekends for people seeking recreation and escaping high temperatures and power outages.

The video clips showed families and children fleeing violent clashes with machine guns, amidst a state of chaos

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