Inhabitants of Durna, located 1,200 east of Tripoli on Monday took to the streets to protest against the insecurity in the town.
The protesters complained against the lack of state security structures and the presence of armed groups in the town.
They urged the state to impose its
sovereignty on Durna by reactivating all the military and security
services, in a bid to end the killings, kidnappings and other acts of
violence that have rocked this town of 80,000 inhabitants lately.
They added that the country’s revolution
had ended, calling on armed groups of former rebels to surrender their
weapons and leave the town.
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