Jerusalem Post reports, citing AFP (2/23/2011):
A French doctor working in Libya's eastern city of Benghazi told Le Point Magazine that over 2,000 people were killed in that city alone in the past days of fighting, AFP reported.
"From Tobruk to Darna, they carried out a real massacre... In total, I think there are more than 2,000 deaths," he said.
The 60-year-old anesthetist who has been living in the Libyan city for over a year, said that one the first day of fighting in Benghazi, "out ambulances counted 75 bodies...200 on the second [day], then more than 500." On the third day, he added, "I ran out of morphine and medications."
He told the French magazine that forces attacking protesters "included police and the army but also mercenaries from Chad and Niger."
So the earlier report of over 10,000 killed in Libya (see my post) may not be an exaggeration...
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