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Ghariyan hospital treats three wounded by LNA shelling

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April 8, 2015
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Ghariyan hospital treats three wounded by LNA shelling

Ghariyan Teaching Hospital

By Libya Herald reporter.

Ghariyan Teaching Hospital
Ghariyan Teaching Hospital

Ghariyan, 7 April 2015:

The Ghariyan Teaching Hospital has received three wounded victims of what is claimed to be . . .[restrict]indiscriminate shelling by the Libyan National Army (LNA) south of Ghariyan in the Qadama Gate area.

The patients—a husband, wife and daughter—were admitted to the hospital on Friday. The husband and daughter have been treated and released, but the wife remains in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit.

According to a report by the pro-Libya Dawn LANA news agency, another member of the family, a woman, was killed in the same incident.

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