Doctors urge forces to stop attacking hospitals in Libya

Doctors in Tripoli are putting pressure on both the rebel forces and government loyalists to stop attacking the hospitals there.

Doctors urge forces to stop attacking hospitals in Libya
Tue, 23 Aug, 2011 - 10:44

Doctors in Tripoli are putting pressure on both the rebel forces and government loyalists to stop attacking the hospitals there.

Only one hospital is said to be working normally.

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