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A government meeting chaired by Libya's Minister of Environment, Mohamed Sidi Ibrahim, discussed measures to combat the trading of banned agricultural pesticides and strengthen oversight. The meeting addressed increasing inspection campaigns, coordination among relevant authorities, and monitoring the import and use of these pesticides, which pose risks to human health, the environment, and food security. These measures are in response to a report from the Public Prosecutor’s Office, which revealed that 65% of tested agricultural crop samples contained residues of banned pesticides or carcinogenic substances. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to protect food security and public health.
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