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The Eight O'Clock Bulletin on Al-Wasat Channel reported that cement prices in Libya have reached unprecedented levels, with the price of a local quintal of cement reaching approximately 115 dinars in distribution areas and 120 dinars in Al-Jufra. This has led many citizens to postpone construction projects and turn to imported cement as a cheaper alternative. The main reason for this increase is the decline or halt in production at some cement factories due to the electricity outage crisis, along with increased demand and limited supply. This surge in prices places an additional burden on citizens, especially young people and low-income families, amid ongoing construction and rebuilding activities. There is also anticipation of government measures to support local production and stabilize building material prices.
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