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LIBYA: Overstretched health service needs sustained support

Photo: Kate Thomas/IRIN. There has been a huge influx of injured patients seeking treatment, like this man who was injured in Benghazi (file photo)

Recent fighting in Libya, especially in the capital Tripoli, has taken a toll on medical services with overstretched personnel working under very difficult conditions, and seriously ill and injured patients unable to reach hospitals and clinics.

LIBYA: A protection challenge for the opposition

Photo: Kate Thomas/IRIN. A fighter releases balloons with messages like "Gaddafi, go!" and "Thank you France" from the rooftop of the rebel headquarters in Benghazi (file photo)

The entry by Libyan opposition fighters into Tripoli clearly marks a turning point for the Libyan opposition after six months of fighting against Col Muammar Gaddafi’s government.

LIBYA: Volunteers helping Benghazi’s vulnerable to cope

Photo: Chris Simpson/IRIN. Local traders like this gold seller say business is low, but are upbeat about the future

As conflicting reports come in of rebel advances on the Libyan capital Tripoli, civil society organizations and international NGOs in the rebel capital, Benghazi, are trying to help vulnerable people cope with difficult conditions.

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