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Over 510 dead, close to 2,500 injured since Tripoli clashes started

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epa02962698 Libyan rebel fighters attacking pro-Gadhafi forces during the battle to liberate the city of Sirte, Libya, 11 October 2011. According to media sources, troops of Libya's interim rulers seized on 11 October the police headquarters in the center of Sirte, hometown of fugitive leader Muammar Gaddafi, following fierce fighting. EPA/MOHAMED MESSARA

At least 510 people have been killed and 2,467 injured since the start of the aggression on Tripoli, according to WHO latest statistics.

For its part, the Libyan Health Ministry estimated the number of deaths at 205, in addition to 1610 wounded during Tripoli’s attack.

via Libyan Report

Topics LibyaTripoliWHO