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Libyan Parliament Calls for Government’s Response to Al-Asabaa Fires

February 27, 2025
Libyan Parliament Calls for Government’s Response to  Al-Asabaa Fires
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The Libyan House of Representatives has expressed serious concern over the recent fires that devastated homes in the western city of Al-Asabaa, causing significant damage and hardship to the residents. In response, the House has called on the legitimate Libyan government to urgently intensify its relief efforts, ensuring all necessary resources are mobilized to protect citizens and mitigate the effects of this disaster.

The House emphasized that managing such disasters falls squarely on the shoulders of the government, urging the mobilization of technical and financial resources to assist those affected. Furthermore, it has called upon the National Oil Corporation, the National Planning Council, expert houses, and all relevant entities, along with anyone capable of contributing, to support the competent authorities. They are to help investigate the causes of the fires, identify responsible parties, and ensure preventive measures are implemented to avoid future occurrences.

The House expressed regret over the initial slow and inefficient response by the concerned authorities to such incidents and stressed the need for a serious review of crisis management mechanisms to ensure that protecting the lives and properties of citizens is always a priority.

The statement concluded by reinforcing that the responsibility of relief and managing such incidents should not tolerate delay or compromise, requiring a prompt national action that reflects the state’s commitment to its citizens.

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