The Libyan authorities have identified 12 more victims of Cyclone Daniel that hit the city of Derna and other areas in eastern Libya. According to the General Authority for Research and Identification of Missing Persons, this latest identification brings to light the names of 12 individuals who lost their lives in the disaster. The identification process involved DNA analysis and comparison of biological samples.
The identification process was carried out by specialized technical teams from the General Authority for Research and Identification of Missing Persons. The teams extracted DNA from the remains and compared them with biological samples. The results were then reviewed and verified to ensure they met international scientific standards. The authority's efforts are aimed at providing closure to the families of the victims.
The General Authority for Research and Identification of Missing Persons has been working tirelessly to identify the victims of Cyclone Daniel. The authority's work involves not only identifying the victims but also repatriating their remains to their families. The identification process is a crucial step in providing closure to the families and helping them to grieve.
The identified victims' cases have been handed over to the office of the Attorney General, as part of the legal procedures to formally confirm their identities. This handover is a significant step towards completing the legal and administrative procedures related to the identification of the victims. The authority's efforts are focused on providing support to the families of the victims.
The Libyan government has been working to respond to the humanitarian crisis caused by Cyclone Daniel. The cyclone hit Derna and other areas in eastern Libya, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. The government's efforts are focused on providing assistance to those affected and supporting the recovery efforts.
The General Authority for Research and Identification of Missing Persons has expressed its appreciation for the cooperation of all relevant parties in its efforts to identify the victims. The authority's work is an important part of the government's response to the humanitarian crisis caused by the cyclone. The identification of the victims is a crucial step towards providing closure to their families.
The Libyan authorities will continue to work to identify the remaining victims of Cyclone Daniel. The General Authority for Research and Identification of Missing Persons will continue to work with all relevant parties to ensure that the remains of the victims are repatriated to their families. The authority's efforts are aimed at providing support to the families of the victims and helping them to recover from their loss.
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- The Libyan authorities have identified 12 more victims of Cyclone Daniel that hit Derna.
