Libya's al-Sarraj govt cites neglect and corruption

The article discusses the electricity crisis in Libya, which has recently worsened due to declining supplies of gas and fuel. This has led to a loss of approximately 1,700 megawatts of production capacity, caused by clashes in Zawiya and damage to the city’s power plant. The Libyan government, headed by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, attributed the problem to corruption and neglect, while Interior Minister Imad Al-Trabelsi admitted that fuel smuggling occurs with the involvement of security agencies, and confessed his inability to confront it. The General Electricity Company explained that the crisis stems from technical and security deterioration, as well as shortages of fuel and gas, and said it is currently making efforts to fix outages and restore power. Reports indicate that direct responsibility may lie with the government, along with harsh criticisms of the company’s director, emphasizing the need for radical reform measures.

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