No letter bomb at post office
Tripoli: 10 January 2013:
An Interior Ministry official has denied claims that a package containing explosives was found at the Tripoli main Post Office building in Algeria Square.
The official told the Libyan news agency LANA that following concerns about a suspect package, a bomb disposal team was sent to investigate. It turned out that the bag contained a set of documents and personal papers belonging to a Libyan national.
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