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7 million litres ship of diesel arrives in Tripoli

bySami Zaptia
August 10, 2014
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7 million litres ship of diesel arrives in Tripoli

Fuel tanker Mashhouda delivers 7 million litres of diesel to Tripoli port today (Photo: NOC).

By Sami Zaptia.

Fuel tanker Mashhouda delivers 7 million litres of diesel to Tripoli port today (Photo: NOC).
Fuel tanker Mashhouda delivers 7 million litres of diesel to Tripoli port today (Photo: NOC).

 

Tripoli, 10 August 2014:

Fuel tanker Mashhouda arrived at the Shaab dock of Tripoli port today, reports the NOC, laden . . .[restrict]with 7 million litres of diesel in the hope of helping pump some life into the immobile city of Tripoli, as well as its districts.

This latest shipment comes on the heels of the distribution by lunchtime yesterday of 2.6 million litres of petrol from Tripoli port, the NOC reported.

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