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Libya Preparing to Repatriate Stranded Citizens From Egypt

May 4, 2020
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Benghazi’s ‘Supreme Committee to Combat Coronavirus’ announced on Monday that they have prepared health units in the vicinity of quarantine sites for stranded citizens who have recently returned from abroad.

In a statement, the Committee said they are preparing to receive the third batch of Libyan nationals coming from Egypt.

The quarantine centers are located in the municipalities of Tobruk, and Musaid near the Egyptian border. The nationals would place in quarantine for 14-days, according to the recommendations of the health authorities, before returning to their homes.

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