قذيفة من مخلفات الحرب تفتك بليبي وطفليه داخل منزلهم

The city of Zintan in western Libya witnessed a humanitarian tragedy after a father and his two children lost their lives due to a violent explosion inside their home. Initial investigations conducted by the expert team of the Public Prosecution revealed that the head of the family had found an old, unidentified shell from previous wars, and while attempting to handle it, it exploded violently, claiming their lives instantly.

Urgent Security Action

Security agencies and the Public Prosecution have initiated extensive investigations to uncover the circumstances of the incident, at a time when fears are increasing about the presence of war remnants scattered in residential neighborhoods and rural areas alike.

Threat to Civilians

Libya, which suffers from political division and security disturbances, continues to face a significant challenge with the remnants of conflicts, including landmines and unexploded ordnance, which pose a danger that haunts the population and could explode at any moment.

Public and Human Rights Demands

The recurrence of such tragedies drives local residents and human rights organizations to demand the necessity of regulating the possession of weapons and accelerating disarmament programs for civilians, in an effort to reduce disasters and protect the lives of innocents.