| Libyan Capital Tripoli Warns Residents of Dangerous Floods 01/12/2013 00:28:00 | ||
| Cars sank in Tripoli streets as a result of unprecedented heavy rains, Saturday 30 November 2013.Heavy rain on the Libyan capital Tripoli has prompted city authorities to warn the two million inhabitants to take extreme precocious measures against huge floods.The authorities asked people not to leave their homes and those who are stock somewhere outside their homes not to try to return on Saturday night as they might face danger if they did.They asked families to contact their fellow ones and advise them to stay where they are.Increased water levels on Tripoli streets, which lack modern sewage and water management facilities, has reached unprecedented levels during the last two days of heavy rain.A large number of people have been trapped inside their cars and rescue teams have not been able to get them out so far due to a lack of resources. | ||
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| Name: AbdulDate: 12/02/2013 08:41:58Comment: All libyan people must unite now to help start and rebuild. Think not of personal or political interest but for the good of the people. Libyan’s must unite for peace and prosperity. | ||
| Name: chummu sarkarDate: 12/08/2013 18:23:10Comment: If you Libyan want to kill someone please kill all those hindus hiding in your country and bringing curse to your country..don’t spare them kill all those bloody hindus without any mercy..I really feel aggrieved after hearing a muslim professor from india was killed in bengazi why it happened? they should have killed hindus cant they identify between hindus n muslims?Muslim of india is really miskeen please have mercy don’t you hear what is happening in india..for the sake of Allah kill hindus,,your country will prosper definitely and wall of curse will be demolished from Libya forever.. |
Libyan Capital Tripoli Warns Residents of Dangerous Floods
**Amin Ahmed** is a Libyan journalist and contributor at TripoliPost, reporting on current affairs, business, and regional developments. With a keen eye for detail and a dedication to fair, balanced journalism, he delivers stories that keep readers informed about Libya and the world beyond its borders. He can be reached at amin.ahmed@tripolipost.com
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