Well here's some news: This week the Health Minister, Nuridine Doughman, made a statement at a press conference admitting that some of Libya's hospitals "were not fit for use by human beings". A contract has been awarded to British company, International Hospital Group (IHG) to build new hospitals and reform old ones. Story: here
This is going to take quite some time and a huge amount of money to accomplish, but they have to start someplace. It's a step in the right direction, I hope. It's good to have some positive news for a change!
Over the years I've had many experiences with the Libyan medical system. All six of my children were born here and some of the kids have had surgery here - as well as myself. There have been some positive experiences, and some horror stories. I've posted some of them on my blog in the past. Have a look at the links:
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