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Italy sending seven tons of medical aid to Misrata

byNigel Ash
June 28, 2016
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Italy sending seven tons of medical aid to Misrata

Wounded fighters from Mistrata being moved to ambulances in Rome (Photo: Italian gov)

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Wounded fighters from Mistrata being moved to ambulances in Rome (Photo: Italian gov)
Wounded fighters from Mistrata being moved to ambulances at Rome’s Ciampino military airport  (Photo: Italian government)

Tunis,  27 June 2016:

The Italian government is sending seven tons of drugs and hospital supplies to Misrata while a military transporter has evacuated 11 seriously injured fighters for treatment in Rome.

The €50,000 shipment of medicines and equipment is part of what the Italian foreign ministry described as its major humanitarian effort in Italy. Rome has already provided $2.4 million in multilateral aid via the United Nations and the International Red Cross.

The evacuation of the eleven fighters for emergency care in Rome on Sunday was by a C130 transporter. The wounded men were taken from the Ciampino military airport to the Celio military hospital and other medical centres in the capital.

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There were reports that the “Italian ambassador” had also travelled on the flight from Misrata to Rome. However, the Italian government  has still not appointed a new ambassador for Libya to replace the widely-respected Giuseppe Buccino Grimaldi who left the post over a year ago.

After Italian foreign minister Paolo Gentloni flew to Tripoli in April to see prime minister-designate Faiez Serraj, Italy delivered three shipments of health kits worth €150,000.  Containing drugs and medical consumables sufficient to treat ten thousand patients for three months, they were distributed to Tripoli, Benghazi and Ghat.

 
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