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Libya: Lack of immigration regulation complicates controlling tuberculosis

Libya: Lack of immigration regulation complicates controlling tuberculosis

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with David Miller
Published on 2026-02-15 20:45:45

Najia Rashed is the Director of the Tuberculosis Control Department. She works at the National Center for Disease Control. Rashed stated that TB cases among irregular migrants rose by 59% in 2025. She made this statement to Al-Masar TV. Rashed noted that the percentage of infected migrants was 40% in 2023.

This figure increased to 54% in 2024. She explained that unregulated migration could lead to most infected individuals arriving from neighboring African countries. This makes controlling…

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