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Benghazi refugee centre hit: Update

byMichel Cousins
April 29, 2015
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Benghazi refugee centre hit: Update

Blood runs in the street after rocket hits Major school housing refugees (Photo: Social media)

By Ayman Amzein.

Blood runs in the street after rocket hits Major school housing refugees (Photo: Social media)
Photo purportedly showing blood in the street after a  rocket hit Major school housing refugees (Photo: Social media)

Benghazi, 29 April 2015:

A missile has hit a school in Bengahzi’s Majouri district housing refugees from other parts of . . .[restrict]the country. Five people are reported to have been wounded in the attack last night.

They have been named as Mohamed Ahmed Omar (17 years old), Mohamed Rajeb Mansour (33), Moutaz Mohamed Marja (32), Osama Farhat Masoud (28) and Ali Al-Senussi Hun (18). They were taken to Jalaa Hospital.

In a separate incident, part of the Children’s Hospital, near Benghazi Medical Centre, has closed after it was hit yesterday by a missile. No one was injured.

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Parts of the city continue to suffer what is still being referred to a random rocket attacks said to be from Ansar Al-Sharia. In Buhdeima two people were reported injured in such attacks and one in Salmani. However, many Benghazi residents question the use of the word “random”, saying that the firing by Ansar is deliberate and intended to punish areas for not supporting it.

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Benghazi Children’s Hospital attack (Photo: Social media)

Meanwhile, it has been announced that the body of an army sergeant kidnapped on 13 November, has been found just behind was used to be Saiqa Special Force camp in Buatni. The camp was overrun by Ansar and 17 February Brigade last July.

The dead man, a member of the Chemical Weapons Prevention Unit, has been named as Mohamed Al-Amari. Aged 23, he had been married for one month when he disappeared. [/restrict]

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