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Home » UNICIEF: One child dead, 2 injured during “celebratory shooting” in Sabha

UNICIEF: One child dead, 2 injured during “celebratory shooting” in Sabha

Monday, August 22, 2022 Uncategorized 1 Min Read
UNICIEF: One child dead, 2 injured during “celebratory shooting” in Sabha
A Libyan boy watches the firework extravaganza during celebrations in Tripoli late on September 1, 2009, marking the 40th anniversary since Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi seized power in the north African desert state. Kadhafi marked 40 years in power with a multi-million-euro gala celebration that included a military parade, an air show, fireworks and a sound and light performance. AFP PHOTO/IMED LAMLOUM

A child was confirmed dead and two others were injured as a result of so-called “celebratory shooting” that hit their home in Sabha last Thursday, the U.N. Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) said on Sunday.

In a statement via Twitter, UNICEF identified the deceased victim as 6-year-old boy named Ayoub and expressed “concern” about the incident involving his death.

“Children in Libya continue to be exposed to guns and heavy weaponry violence at home and in their neighbourhoods,” said the U.N. agency. “These incidents impact children’s psychological and mental well-being and can have a long-term impact.”

“UNICEF sends its heartfelt condolences to Ayoub’s family and friends and stands ready to help with psychosocial support,” it added.

The agency called upon “all mandated security actors to protect children and take all necessary measures to prevent the use of weapons in civilian areas.”

One child was confirmed dead and 2 injured from a so-called celebratory shooting that hit their home in Sabha, south of Libya on 18 Aug.
UNICEF is deeply concerned by the recent incident where Ayoub, only 6 years old was killed in his home.
A place where children should be safe. pic.twitter.com/GZSLCa6z4y

— UNICEF Libya (@UnicefLibya) August 21, 2022

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