World Health confirms death of 1,000 people during clashes in Tripoli

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The refugee center in Tajoura

At the head of the World Health Organization in Libya, the record of clashes south of Tripoli since the outbreak in April of the conflict between forces of Marshal Khalifa Hafter and the government of Al-Qaeda. Wifaq killed nearly a thousand people.

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The organization posted a tweet at its expense in "Twitter" confirmed that the number of wounded in the clashes had exceeded 5,000 wounded.

The organization pointed to the high number of bombing casualties that had targeted the immigrant shelter in Tajwara, which numbered 53 dead and 140 wounded.

The center was home to more than 600 children, including six children, including migrants from Algeria, Morocco, Sudan, Somalia and Mauritania, said Joel Melman, spokesman for the organization.

A spokesman for the Libyan National Army denied any responsibility in the bombing against the president of the Iranian National Army. Plot "to try to blame the army.

Source: "AP" + "Twitter"

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