GNU following up on the campaign to remove random buildings and alternative solutions
Prime Minister Dabeiba and Minister of Finance meet with local mayors to discuss the demolishing of random buildings and ways to reimburse people whose homes are in code violations
According to the Government Information Office, the meeting is to follow up on a plan to demolish random buildings in some parts of Tripoli’s capital.
The meeting addressed potential solutions to the Public Service Corporation’s slum and overflow reduction campaign, as well as all overflow construction on the road and public space.
The Head of Government emphasized the importance of adhering to construction rules, but also stated that attention should be given to providing decent livelihood alternatives to people whose homes had been demolished due to code violations.
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