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MSF Libya provided medical care in 2022 to more than 50,000 people
Médecins Sans Frontières Libya (MSF) reported that in 2022 it had provided medical care to more than 50,000 people in ...
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Three thousand migrants rescued in a single day
By Libya Herald reporters. Migrants being rescued today (Photo: PBar SOSMediterranee) Tripoli, 19 March 2016: Over 3,000 migrants were saved ...
Trend of violent deaths, exposure, starvation and dehydration for migrants in North Africa:IOM
By Sami Zaptia. Nigerian returnees from Algeria at an IOM Transit Center in Agadez, Niger. (Photo: IOM/Amanda Nero 2016) London, ...
Netherlands and IOM sign Euro 1.5 m agreement to build Libyan Coast Guard capacity
By Sami Zaptia. Illegal migrants departed from Libya rescued in the Mediterranean sea in rubber boats by MSF yesterday (Photo: MSF). ...
Nearly 1,000 illegal migrants departing from Libya recovered at sea yesterday
By Sami Zaptia. Some of the 828 illegal migrants that had departed from Libya that were rescued by MSF yesterday ...
MSF paints grim picture of Libyan healthcare
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 21 March 2016: The international medical charity Medicins sans Frontieres has produced a grim assessment ...
Alcohol poisoning deaths hit 101
Tripoli, 26 March 2013: The death-toll in Tripoli’s alcohol poisoning crisis has now reached 101. It is known that 1,066 ...
MSF helps with alcohol poisoning crisis
Tripoli, 18 March 2012: Essential medication and toxicology experts have . . .been brought into Libya by international humanitarian aid ...
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