UNICEF provides healthcare kits to Sirte families
The UNICEF said Tuesday that it had provided needy Sirte families with 500 healthcare kits.
Meanwhile, a source from Sirte municipality said that the healthcare aids from the UNICEF are part of a project funded by the office of European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations.
Misurata Emdad Al-Khair Committee supervised the provision of the healthcare kits in coordination with the Libyan Red Crescen in Misurata and other entities from Sirte.
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