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Ordinance to be destroyed on Friday

byMichel Cousins
April 19, 2012
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Tripoli, 19 April:

The Higher Security Committee has announced that shells and other ordinance from all over Tripoli left over from the . . .[restrict]last year’s liberation war are to be blown up on Friday 20 April.

The committee have put out an alert to the public saying that the destruction, by Libyan ordnance disposal specialists, will take place on Friday morning in the Khalat Al-Furjan area in south Tripoli.

 

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