Libya declares shocking developments on Sudanese refugees, whose car was broken in the desert

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The ambulance team in the city of Al-Kafra in Libya recovered 7 bodies of the bodies of the Sudanese refugees who died in the desert after their car was broken.

The ambulance team said that the move was based on the instructions of the Public Prosecution and in the presence of the pathologist.

The ambulance apparatus in the Libyan city of infidels announced the rescue of 15 Sudanese citizens after they remained stuck in the Grand Sahara for 15 days, after their vehicle was disrupted during a risky journey.

In a tragic scene, 11 people died in thirst, including women and children, after water and food were ran out amid harsh desert conditions, while others miraculously survived after rescue teams reached them in the last moments.

The incident sheds light on the risks faced by the Sudanese displaced people trying to escape the circumstances of the war, amid calls to enhance the humanitarian response and ensure protection for immigrants and displaced people along the desert escape routes.