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Authorities seek ways to curb illegal pesticide trade
The article focused on the efforts of the Libyan Ministry of Environment to combat the trade of banned agricultural pesticides. It discussed how Minister Mohamed Sidi Ibrahim, in coordination with relevant authorities, is working to activate inspection campaigns and intensify monitoring to reduce the import and use of these dangerous substances that threaten health, the environment, and food security. During the campaign, 60 shops in Zawiya were shut down, 11,000 bottles of banned pesticides were seized in Benghazi, and 14 individuals were detained on charges of illegal trading. Additionally, the Public Prosecution confirmed that 65% of crop samples contained carcinogenic pesticides. These measures aim to promote adherence to environmental regulations, protect the environment, and ensure the safety of citizens.
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