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Flood death toll in eastern Libya reaches 5,300 with many more missing, officials say - Vimarsana News

Flood death toll in eastern Libya reaches 5,300 with many more missing, officials say

The death toll from devastating floods in eastern Libya has reached 5,300, a local health official said Wednesday. The number of deaths is expected to continue rising as search and rescue teams recover more bodies in what the United Nations has described as a "calamity of epic proportions." More than 7,000 people have been injured, per the Libyan Interior Ministry.

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Libya deports 250 undocumented African, Asian migrants - Vimarsana News

Libya deports 250 undocumented African, Asian migrants

During a visit to the Tarik al-Sikka detention centre in Tripoli, Libyan Interior Minister Imed Trabelsi announces the deportation of over 250 undocumented migrants from sub-Saharan African nations and Asia to their respective countries

Migrants attempt to storm Somali Embassy in Tripoli - Vimarsana News

Migrants attempt to storm Somali Embassy in Tripoli

A group of Somali migrants attempted to break into their country's embassy in Libya before being placed under arrest by police, according to the Libyan Interior Ministry.

Libya: Jilted woman kills ex-lover with poisoned medicine - Vimarsana News

Libya: Jilted woman kills ex-lover with poisoned medicine

Suspect posed as doctor and allegedly sent insecticide-laced medicine to the man

Amnesty: Migranten in Libyen weiter Folter und Gewalt ausgesetzt - Vimarsana News

Amnesty: Migranten in Libyen weiter Folter und Gewalt ausgesetzt

12:37 15.07.2021 Migration - Amnesty: Migranten in Libyen weiter Folter und Gewalt ausgesetzt Für viele Migranten beginnen Gewalt und Misshandlung ab dem ersten Kontakt mit der libyschen Küstenwache auf See, berichtet Amnesty International. Laut der Menschenrechtsorganisation hat sich die prekäre Lage für die Flüchtlinge auch im ersten Halbjahr 2021 nicht g...