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The ongoing power outages in Libya have led to a rise in popular protests, with citizens taking to the streets, blocking roads, and engaging in acts of violence to express discontent with the government's weak performance and its failure to address the issue. The crisis has devastated residents' lives and disrupted water and fuel supplies. It has even escalated to the storming and closure of gas facilities, such as the Mellitah complex, which negatively impacted electricity generation despite the government's efforts to secure the plant and resume operations. Some areas are experiencing power cuts of up to 20 hours a day. Meanwhile, the government accuses the electricity company of failure and corruption, fueling public anger. As tensions continue and trust in government performance erodes, security and military leaders have been called in to find definitive solutions to the crisis, with demands for the resignation of officials growing louder.
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