Tripoli hit by poisonous batch of moonshine as four die
By Libya Herald reporter. The Tripoli-based Ministry of Health has reported 11 deaths as a result of poisonous local bokha ...
Tag: alcohol poisoning
Medicins Sans Frontieres offers to investigate alcohol poisoning
By Wil Crisp. MSF country chief Ahmed Abdelrahman (photo:Matthew Barton) Tripoli 9 April, 2013: Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF) is planning ...
MSF helps with alcohol poisoning crisis
Tripoli, 18 March 2012: Essential medication and toxicology experts have . . .been brought into Libya by international humanitarian aid ...
No new alcohol poisoning cases; death toll 87
Tripoli, 16 March 2013: The total number of victims of the alcohol poisoning crisis in Tripoli was 1,044 according to ...
Alcohol poisoning scandal shows no let-up
Tripoli, 13 March 2103: There is confusion about the number of victims in the poison alcohol scandal in Tripoli. According ...
Alcohol poison death toll now at 79
Tuesday, March 12, 2013: Seventy-nine people have now died in Tripoli from drinking contaminated alcohol according to Colonel Mahmoud Sharif, ...
Death toll rises to 51 in alcohol poisoning crisis
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli, 11 March 2103: At least 51 people were reported this evening, Monday, to have now ...
Alcohol poisoning grows: 10 deaths and 430 victims reported
Tripoli, 11 March 2103: Ten people have now died and over 430 people are now reported to have been poisoned by ...
Eight die drinking contaminated home-made alcohol
Tripoli, 10 March 2013: Eight people are reported to have died and over 80 others been poisoned by drinking home-made ...
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