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Two dead Italians and IS bodies flown from Zuwara to Tripoli

byNigel Ash
March 9, 2016
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Two dead Italians and IS bodies flown from Zuwara to Tripoli

The passport of the slain Tunisian terrorist who my have fled from Sabratha (Photo: social media)

By Libya Herald reporters.

The passport of the slain Tunisian terrorist who my have fled from Sabratha (Photo: social media)
The passport of the slain Tunisian terrorist who may have come from Sabratha to Ben Guerdane (Photo: social media)

Tunis, 8 March 2016:

The bodies of the two Italian oil workers, Fausto Piano and Salvatore Failla slain in . . .[restrict]Sormam six days ago were flown from Zuwara to Tripoli’s Mitiga airport this afternoon. The pair died when Sabrathan militiamen stormed the building whre they were held after their kidnap last July.

With them came the corpses of four Tunisian IS suspects killed in the town in recent fighting. The authorities in the capital said that 26 more bodies will be flown in tomorrow.

The attorney-general in the Khalifa Ghwell’s Tripoli administration has ordered autopsies on the Italians which a spokesman said might be finished by tomorrow afternoon.

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Meanwhile the Tunisian security forces say that they killed an IS militant who they believe had escaped days before from Sabratha.  Hassen Bousbiaa died during yesterday’s battle around police and army posts in the border town Ben Guerdane

Pictures of his passport, which gives his place of work as Tripoli, and his corpse have found their way on to social media. [/restrict]

Tags: Fausto PianofeaturedItaliansLibyaSabrathaSalvatore Failla

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