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Triumph and tragedy in Benghazi’s Ganfouda

byNigel Ash
January 23, 2017
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By Libya Herald reporters.

Released LNA soldier
A grin from escaped soldier Hamid Shaaban today (Photo: social media)

Benghazi, 22 January 2017:

A senior commander in the 210 Brigade is reported to have been killed today in a landmine explosion as troops continued their slow push into the main Benghazi terrorist enclave of Ganfouda.  The death of this unnamed officer is only the latest death of senior commanders in the Benghazi fighting.

The days was also marked by the escape from the terrorists of a number of prisoners, including a captured Libyan National Army solider Hamid Shaaban. In circumstances that remain unclear, he got away from his captors along with four others, who have not been identified.

But no grin from this girl who reportedly escaped Ganfouda with her family (Photo::socia media)
 Photo of  a burnt girl who reportedly escaped Ganfouda today with her family (Photo: Social media)

A number of civilians has also made it to LNA lines including a family whose badly-burned infant daughter was reported to have been injured in an air strike.

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