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Southern towns in Libyan conflict
The Libyan government, appointed by the House of Representatives in Benghazi and led by Osama Hammad, has imposed measures against 12 municipal mayors from southern Libya after their visit to Tripoli and communication with officials in the Government of National Unity and the General Electricity Company. Their visit aimed to follow up on the service needs of their regions. The mayors described the move as a political escalation intended to restrict the work of municipal councils, which serve as an important link between the residents and authorities. This comes amid the ongoing division between the eastern and western governments. The crisis continues to reflect the impact of political conflicts on the management of local services, especially in the southern areas with urgent needs for electricity and water, raising questions about how compatible these measures are with international efforts to unify institutions and achieve stability.
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