Migrants group evacuates more foreign workers from Tripoli

Migrants group evacuates more foreign workers from Tripoli

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) says it has
evacuated 850 stranded foreign workers from the Libyan capital Tripoli
aboard a chartered ferry.

The Geneva-based organization said Monday that the foreigners include
women and children and are headed to the eastern port city of Benghazi,
from which they will be transfered to Egypt and their home countries.

IOM said the migrants are from Egypt, the Philippines, Lebanon, Morocco, Mauritania, Algeria, Jordan, Iraq and Ukraine.

An earlier IOM evacuation brought 263 stranded migrants out of Tripoli
to escape the violence and widespread shortages of fuel, food, water and
medical supplies.

The organization said hundreds more migrants, especially from
sub-Saharan Africa, fear they cannot safely reach embmindies or the port
area

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