U.N.: Libya is running out of food and medicine
In Qaddafi-held territory and in battle-wrecked, rebel-held Misrata, food and medicine are becoming scarce, locals say
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In Qaddafi-held territory and in battle-wrecked, rebel-held Misrata, food and medicine are becoming scarce, locals say
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