Abubakr Al-Zawi, the Deputy Minister of Local Governance, commenced the distribution of the tenth batch of compensation to those affected by Cyclone Daniel.
He handed over 500 certificates to 500 families at the National Theater in the city of Derna on Wednesday.
According to a statement from the Libyan government, this distribution is in line with the directives of Dr. Osama Hamad, the Chairman of the High Committee for Emergencies and Rapid Response, who is also the Prime Minister of the Libyan government.
The Deputy Minister of Local Governance emphasized that the distribution of certificates will continue, with another 500 certificates scheduled for distribution on Thursday.
He emphasized that the delivery process will continue until all families receive compensation.
The flooding in Derna, a city located in northeastern Libya, was caused by Cyclone Daniel, which hit the region. Cyclone Daniel brought heavy rainfall, strong winds, and resulted in severe flooding in various areas, including Derna.
Cyclone Daniel’s impact included extensive damage to infrastructure, homes, and properties, leading to displacement and hardship for the local population.
The distribution of certificates mentioned in the article is part of the ongoing efforts to provide assistance and relief to the affected families in Derna..
