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Tunisian fuel smuggler shot in Libya

byNigel Ash
November 27, 2015
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Tunisian fuel smuggler shot in Libya

Tatouine regional hospital where the Tunisian fuel smuggler was taken (Photo: social media)

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Tatouine regional hospital where the Tunisian fuel smuggler was taken (Photo: social media)
Tatouine regional hospital where the Tunisian fuel smuggler was taken (Photo: social media)

Tunis, 27 November 2015:

What appears to have been a row between Libyan and Tunisian fuel smugglers on the Libyan . . .[restrict]side of the border near Tatouine led to a Tunisian being shot in the neck.

The injured man is being treated for buck shot wounds in Tatouine regional hospital a security source told the Tunisian news agency TAP today. The victim is reportedly in a stable condition. No further details of the incident, which occurred on Wednesday night, have been given. It is not clear if the Tunisian smuggler is now under arrest.

The once-flourishing cross-border smuggling of heavily-subsidised Libya fuel is now seriously threatened by Tunisia’s heightened security measures, which include a ditch and berm being excavated along the entire frontier.

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