Libyan Interior Minister Omar al-Sanky:
Tunisian abducted journalists still alive
Libyan Interior Minister Omar al-Sanky
Tripoli - Arab Today
Libyan Interior Minister Omar Al-Sanky said Friday two Tunisian abducted journalists were still alive.
Al-Sanky said he had information that the kidnapped journalists in Libya were still alive.
He added that the Libyan authorities were cautiously handling the matter to assure their safety.
He stated that there was coordination between Tunisia and Libya to secure their release.
The two Tunisian journalists were kidnapped in Libya when they were preparing a report for a Tunisian TV channel.
Source: MENA
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