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Two-week partial curfew confirmed, LD 500 million allocated to fight Coronavirus

bySami Zaptia
July 27, 2021
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By Sami Zaptia.

(Logo: GNU).

London, 27 July 2021:

Following its Sunday announcement of a partial curfew in unspecified Coronavirus hotspots from 6pm to 6 am, the Libyan government yesterday issued decree 228/21 declaring a curfew for two weeks within the municipalities of the central region, the municipalities of Greater Tripoli, the municipalities of the West Coast and the municipalities of the Western Mountain, starting today.

The decree says the curfew will continue after the end of the two-week period, unless a decision is issued to extend, amend or cancel it.

Commenting on the decision, the Ministry of Interior warned citizens of the need to adhere to the curfew hours to preserve the health and safety of everyone from the pandemic.

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LD 500 million to Health Ministry

In a related vein, the government yesterday announced decree 227/21 allocating LD 500 million from Chapter Five (Emergency Expenditures) of the yet-to-be-approved 2021 budget to the Ministry of Health. The amount is to be spent ‘‘on the necessary needs to confront the Corona pandemic.’’

 

Libyan government announces partial curfew from 6pm to 6am in hotspots and continues vaccination drive due to increased rate of coronavirus infections | (libyaherald.com)

 

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