الأطفال المعرضون للخطر وسط أزمة الأنسولين في ليبيا
Libya continues to face a serious insulin shortage, threatening the health and lives of thousands of diabetes patients as disrupted imports and delayed deliveries leave essential treatment in short supply. Despite the arrival of three insulin shipments in October, concerns remain over the reliability of supplies, particularly for people with Type 1 diabetes who depend on daily insulin injections to survive. The National Diabetes Patients Authority has warned that treatment interruptions have contributed to patient deaths and hospitalisations. Its chairman, Omar Al-Quwairi, reported that several children with diabetes had died, while other patients required intensive care.Supply Delays Deepen Libya’s Diabetes CrisisThe authority linked the prolonged shortage to Libya’s political divisions…
