Libya Power Crisis Sparks Public Outcry

Public protests are escalating in western Libya, with demonstrators shutting down government institutions and facilities in Tripoli, including the telecommunications company and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as part of a civil disobedience campaign against the Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh government. The protests are driven by deteriorating services, especially electricity outages exceeding six hours daily, amidst temperatures rising to around 50 degrees Celsius. The protests also extend to coastal cities in the west, such as Zawiya and Raqdalin. Protesters are demanding the overthrow of the government and accountability for corruption. Meanwhile, the government is focusing on maintaining continuity in educational affairs, while some politicians view elections as the ultimate solution to the political crisis.

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