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Two more killings in Benghazi

bythomwestcott
December 4, 2013
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Two more killings in Benghazi

car was set ablaze after a grenade was thrown into it

By Libya Herald staff.

 car was set ablaze after a grenade was thrown into it
Immigration official Hakim Guma Al-Arabi’s car was set ablaze in a grenade attack this morning

Benghazi, 4 December 2013:

An immigration official and a Libyan Navy diver were killed in two separate attacks this . . .[restrict]morning in Benghazi.

An immigration official working in the city’s passport office, Hakim Guma Al-Arabi, was killed instantly when a grenade was thrown into his vehicle, setting it ablaze, according to Libyan news agency LANA. The incident happened in downtown Benghazi near Arabi’s place of work.

In a separate incident this morning, a diver in the Libyan Navy, Mohammed AbduSalam Al-Rayani, was also killed instantly when he was shot outside his house, an official source told the Libya Herald.

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This is the third such shooting outside victims’ homes in the city in four days. A member of the Libyan Air Force, Salah Idrissy was shot dead in front of his young son on Sunday. The next day a member of the Preventative Security force, Misbah Gbaylli, was killed when he was shot twice in the head.

A spokesperson for Al-Jalaa Hospital in Benghazi confirmed to the Libya Herald that it received the bodies of both Arabi and Rayani. [/restrict]

Tags: assassinationsBenghazigrenadeguncrimeLibyasecurity

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