The Libyan government, led by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeiba, has reported 147 injuries resulting from recent weather fluctuations across various regions in Libya. According to the Ministry of Health, these injuries range from minor to severe and require medical attention and observation. The ministry has provided an update on the situation, highlighting the impact of the weather on the country's healthcare system.
The General Hospital in Mizda received 91 cases, including 53 minor injuries, 21 moderate injuries, and 5 severe injuries. Additionally, 6 cases involved fractures, 4 patients were admitted to the hospital, and 2 were transferred to Tripoli for further medical care. Meanwhile, Al-Shuqiqah Hospital treated 11 cases, mostly minor injuries and scratches, with one case transferred to Mizda General Hospital for further treatment.
The Ministry of Health reported that most patients have been discharged from hospitals after their conditions improved, while medical teams continue to monitor cases requiring care and observation. The situation remains under control, with the ministry working to provide necessary medical attention to those affected. The recent weather fluctuations have caused significant disruptions across the country.
The National Center for Space Sciences and Research, "Raya," has warned of an unstable atmospheric condition affecting the southwestern regions of Libya. The center predicted that the situation would peak on Saturday night and continue into Sunday, with expected heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding in local valleys and water accumulation on roads.
The affected areas include Ghat, Al-Awinat, Ubari, Idri, Brak, Sebha, Tamsa, Marzouk, Tajerhi, and Al-Jufrah. Residents in these regions are advised to take necessary precautions and stay informed about the weather situation. The government has urged citizens to exercise caution and follow instructions from local authorities.
The Ministry of Health has announced a state of high alert to address the consequences of the weather fluctuations. Medical teams are on standby, and hospitals are prepared to handle emergency cases. The government has also assured citizens that the situation is under control and that necessary measures are being taken to mitigate the impact of the weather.
The recent weather fluctuations have caused significant disruptions across the country, with reports of injuries, damage to infrastructure, and displacement of people. The government has urged citizens to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. The situation is being closely monitored, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Key points
- The Libyan government reports 147 injuries due to recent weather fluctuations.
- Medical teams are on standby, and hospitals are prepared to handle emergency cases.
- The government has urged citizens to exercise caution and follow instructions from local authorities.
