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EU takes restrictive measures to handle migration from Libya

July 18, 2017

Mesa

With the decision made by foreign ministers of 28 EU states, the restrictive measures have been taken to handle migration across Mediterranean sea from Libya. The measure includes restrictions against export and supply of inflatable boats (dinghies) and outboard motors to Libya. This measures will not apply to the civilians who holds the legitimate business in water.

According to International Organization for Migration (IOM), a large number of migrants have died crossing the Mediterranean. This measure will help improve the security of the people flowing into the EU.

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