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Omicron Variant was first detected in South Africa from a specimen collected on 9 November 2021. However, it was referred to the World Health Organization (WHO) on November 24th. Before it was named Omicron Variant, the unusual COVID-19…

The Representative of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Libya, Elizabeth Hoff, was vaccinated against the Coroaonvirus in Tripoli along with other WHO office workers in Libya to further encourage the public to accept the vaccine and…

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has voiced its criticism of the EU's export controls on vaccines produced within the bloc, stating that such measures run the risk or prolonging the pandemic.The European Union is introducing export…

In an article titled ''How did the World Health Organization rob us?' Journalist Abd Al-Raziq Al-Dahsh revealed what he described as the World Health Organization's robbery of Libyan money.In the article published by Finance and…

The Head of the Advisory Committee to Confront the Coronavirus Pandemic, Khalifa Al-Bakoush, confirmed that Libya has contracted with the COVAX facility to get two million doses of the Coronavirus vaccine as soon as it is made available.…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called on Libyan authorities to remain vigilant against the COVID-19 pandemic."Now is not the time to lower our guard. The low numbers being reported must not lull us into a false sense of…

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday said it provided medical supplies to remote areas in southern Libya, with the support of the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (UNCERF)."Medical supplies for people living in…

The World Health Organization (WHO) said Wednesday that Libyan hospitals have been provided with essential medicines with the support of the German government and the U.S. Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance."Libya's hospitals and…

In response to an urgent request from Derna Hospital in eastern Libya, World Health Organization (WHO) has recently delivered medical supplies to help thousands of patients for three months.EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid -…

The World Health Organization said in a brief statement that 1,048 people have been killed since the offensive began, including 106 civilians.WHO indicated on Tuesday that 5,558 people have been wounded, including 289 civilians.The…

Nearly 1000 people have been killed since Khalifa Haftar launched a push three months ago to capture the capital, Tripoli, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.The figure announced on Friday included at least 53 detained migrants…

World Health Organization said it had provided emergency and laboratory health supplies, scaled up disease surveillance, and deployed medical staff to support people affected by floods in the southwestern Libyan town of Ghat.According…

653 people have been killed and 3,547 others injured in the fighting in and around Libya's capital Tripoli, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Sunday."The toll for the ongoing conflict in Libya's capital is 653 dead, including 41…

Officials working for international organizations and institutions have visited Tunisia's border areas with Libya to evaluate the resources available ahead of the potential arrival of refugees fleeing armed clashes in Libya.…

WHO said it is deploying medical specialists to hospitals to help them cope with the mounting casualties due the ongoing fighting in Tripoli.Since April 04, Libya's capital Tripoli has been under attack by forces loyal to Khalifa…

World Health Organization (WHO)  said on Sunday it provided emergency medical assistance to Libyan hospitals.WHO sent 10 trucks loaded with emergency medical supplies and trauma kits to 10 major hospitals in different districts of Libya…

The World Health Organization (WHO) strongly condemned the armed attack occurred on the 25th December in Al Jala Hospital in Benghazi, Libya, which caused panic to the patients, health workers, and damage to the infrastructure of the…

Libya is set to launch a campaign overseen by the World Health Organisation to vaccinate more than 2.7 million children after months of shortages, the health ministry said on Wednesday. The "national immunisation campaign",…