#tajoura

"Cosa pensi della situazione in Libia?". "È un paese sicuro". "E i campi di concentramento?". "Normalissimi centri". "E le torture? E le uccisioni?". "Balle di professoroni e giornaloni". "E gli stupri?". "Fandonie di intellettualoni, espertoni e soloni". "Medici Senza Frontiere ha parlato di catastrofe sanitaria". "Credi ai trafficanti di esseri umani?". "Centinaia di persone denutrite sono ammassate in piccoli spazi". "Ma cosa pretendono? Gli hotel?". "Molte di loro muoiono di tubercolosi". "Raccontalo ai tuoi amici petalosi". "Non ci credi?". "No". "Perché? Ti sei informato?". "Lo so e basta". "Oggi i centri di Tajoura sono stati bombardati". "Chi l'ha detto?". "È su tutti i giornali". "Giornali o giornaloni?". "Giornali". "Non mi fido. Fammi controllare su VivavPutinPuntoCom". "Fai pure con comodo". "Ho controllato". "Che dice?". "È successo veramente. 60 morti. Decine di feriti". "Cosa pensi ora della situazione in Libia?". "Vuoi proprio saperlo?". "Certo". "Voi petalosi mi fate schifo". "Cosa?". "Sarai contento, immagino". "Scusa, puoi ripetere?". "Ho detto: SARAI CONTENTO, IMMAGINO". "Contento?". "Certo. I bombardamenti vi fanno comodo. Ora voi petalosi potete dire che la Libia non è sicura per riempirci di migranti". "Sei impazzito?". "Scommetto che siete d'accordo con chi ha pianificato i raid. Prima Sea Watch e poi il bombardamento. Non credo alle coincidenze. È un complotto. Complimenti. Quanto vi paga Soros?". "Ne ho abbastanza. Mi fai paura. Sei razzista e pericoloso". "Bravo. Vai a festeggiare i bombardamenti con Carola Rackete, Saviano, Fazio, Greta Thunberg, la Boldrina e gli altri ricchi petalosi vostri amici che vogliono fare la sostituzione etnica".

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New Post has been published on http://www.libya-today.com/report-bodies-of-100-migrants-found-off-libyan-coast/

Report: Bodies of 100 migrants found off Libyan coast

Wednesday 15 July, 2015 As many as 100 bodies, presumably of migrants, have been found washed up on the beach near the Libyan city of Tajoura, a migrant rights group said on Tuesday.

Migrant Report stated that the spokesman of Tripoli’s anti-immigration department confirmed the bodies are believed to be the victims of a shipwreck off Tajoura, which is known as a sending spot for migrants heading for Europe on boats.

The victims include women and children.

The authorities have not yet been able to confirm the number of bodies or identify their nationalities. The bodies were sent to a hospital in Tripoli.

If the number of dead is confirmed, it would be the biggest tragedy by far since 18 April this year when 850 migrants are believed to have lost their lives in a single shipwreck off Libya.

According to the International Organisation for Migration, 1,914 migrants have died in the Mediterranean since January this year, compared with 1,031 people in the same period last year.

But such tragic accidents have become less frequent after European Union leaders took the decision to expand search and rescue efforts earlier in May.

Apenas 26 pessoas foram resgatadas.

Por T.P.

Um barco afundou este domingo com mais de 250 emigrantes africanos a bordo, ao largo da costa da Líbia.

Ayub Qassem, porta-voz da marinha disse à Reuters que apenas foram resgatadas 26 pessoas. 

O barco afundou-se perto de Tajoura, a leste de Tripoli. 

"Muitos são os corpos que estão a boiar no mar", acrescentou o porta-voz.

Sun Sep 14, 2014

(Reuters) - A boat packed with up to 250 African emigrants trying to reach European shores sank on Sunday off the Libyan coast and most are feared dead, a spokesman for the Libyan navy said.

Only 26 people have been rescued so far, navy spokesman Ayub Qassem told Reuters, adding that the boat had sunk near Tajoura, east of the capital Tripoli.

"There are so many dead bodies floating in the sea," he said, adding that the under-equipped coast guard had few resources to search for survivors.

Migrants have been streaming out of North Africa, mostly lawless Libya, in rickety boats in rising numbers for years. Many head for Italy.

So far in 2014, more than 100,000 have reached Italian shores, the Italian government said this week.

Human traffickers are exploiting the political chaos and lack of security that has blighted Libya since Muammar Gaddafi was toppled  in 2011.

Qassem said the emigrants on the capsized boat were mostly Africans, among them women.

Libya's coast guard mainly exists on paper and relies on fishing boats and tugs it borrows from the oil ministry.

More than 100 African emigrants died in a similar boat accident in August