The hours of waiting are ending in Libya, people are busy searching for their loved ones; 20 thousand people are feared dead
In Libya, the hours of waiting are ending and the thread of hope is breaking. The lost people are not able to find their loved ones and the names in the list of missing people are increasing. There are many people like Sabreen in the disaster-stricken area of Libya whose hopes are now coming to an end. Family members are tired of searching for missing people with photographs.
The Weekly Mail Post 
In Libya, the hours of waiting are ending and the thread of hope is breaking. The lost people are not able to find their loved ones and the names in the list of missing people are increasing.
People's patience broke
On Monday, a week after the disaster, Sabreen's patience broke as she was waiting for her loved ones. She raised her hands towards the sky and started crying loudly, taking the names of Tayem, Yazen, Luqman, Hakim, Salma. He now feels that the flood has swallowed his entire family…there is no scope left to convince his mind.
People searching for their loved ones around houses turned into debris
There are many people like Sabreen in the disaster-stricken area of Libya, whose hopes are now coming to an end. Family members are tired of searching for missing people with photographs. Despite the foul smell in the atmosphere, people are roaming around the houses turned into debris in search of their loved ones. There is a possibility of people getting trapped in the houses which are filled with mud.
More than 20 thousand people are feared dead
The Mayor of Derna has expressed the fear of death of more than 20 thousand people. Whereas according to the figures of the World Health Organization, the number of deaths has been 3,922. After stopping the rescue work, now the relief work is going on. Facilities are being provided for more than 40 thousand homeless people. Three-fourths of the population of Derna city, with a population of 120,000, is badly affected by the flood situation.
Islamic militia has control over Derna
Derna is located in an area of eastern Libya where there is no recognized government. This area is controlled by Islamic militia which has links with terrorist organizations Al Qaeda and Islamic State. In such a situation, there is doubt as to how long the relief work will be able to continue there. In such circumstances, extremist organizations will get more opportunities to become stronger.
