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February 22 – Authorities free 156 victims of human trafficking from Somalia, Eritrea, and Sudan in Kufra. Six traffickers are arrested.[9]
February 28 – Fifteen people drown and 115, mostly migrants, are saved when a rubber boat sank near Zawiya. 41 people had drowned in a similar incident on February 20.[10]
March 3
Agence France-Presse says a UN report finds Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah was elected after bribing at least three people. Dbeibah says the report is untrue.[11]
The government says migration is not a top priority and calls upon international organizations to step up monitoring and rescue efforts.[12]
March 7 – Parliamentarians from both sides arrive in Sirte to discuss the formation of a unity government.[13]
March 10 – Parliament approves Abdulhamid Dbeibeh's interim cabinet 132-2.[14]
March 31 – Two women and three migrant children drown when a boat capsizes. 77 others are rescued. 480 migrants were rescued over the weekend.[15]
March 26 – After seven years, international football returns to Libya. The Libyan national team lost 5-2 in an Africa Cup of Nations qualification match in ″Benina Martyrs Stadium″ (formerly ″Hugo Chavez Stadium″) near Benghazi.[18]
