Libyan Dictators Troops 'to pull out' from Misurata as the US approves the use of armed drones in the fight against Dictators Brutal Forces.

Khaled Kaim, claiming to be Libya's deputy foreign minister, has said that pro-gaddafi forces will withdraw from Misurata, leaving the tribes to deal with the freedom figters.

"The situation in Misurata will be dealt with by the tribes around Misurata and Misurata's residents and not by the Libyan Troops," Kaim told journalists late on Friday.




"We will leave the tribes around Misrata and Misrata's people to deal with the situation, either using force or negotiation." Kaim said the Libyan troops had been given an "ultimatum" to stop the rebellion in the western city, 200km east of the capital Tripoli.

Deadliest day in Syria uprising - At least 88 protesters were killed across Syria during the "Great Friday" protests.

At least 88 people are reported to have been killed in Syria in the bloodiest day since the uprising began, as security forces use live ammunition and tear gas to quell anti-government protests across the country, according to Amnesty International, the London-based rights group.

Syrian activists sent Al Jazeera a list naming 70 people from across the country who they said had been killed by security forces during the "Great Friday" protests.

Fifteen of the deaths took place in Izraa, near the flashpoint southern town of Daraa, according to the list.

Gayle announces his inclusion in IPL Season 4 with a Thunddering Century for RCB !

Royal Challengers Bangalore 175 for 1 (Gayle 102*, Dilshan 38, Balaji 1-43) beat Kolkata Knight Riders 171 for 5 (Gambhir 48, JH Kallis 40, YPathan 46 Aravind 2-37 ) by nine wickets

Chris Gayle has arrived. He smashed his way to his first IPL century, the second-fastest in this edition of the competition, and was the architect of Bangalore's victory over his former team, Kolkata. Gayle formed powerful partnerships with Tillakaratne Dilshan and Virat Kohli as Bangalore were untroubled in their chase of 172, winning by nine wickets.

The pitch was proving to be tricky for the quicks and Kolkata opted to start with a spinner after having posted 171. Yusuf Pathan, who was battling a knee niggle, opened the bowling. After three good deliveries, Yusuf strayed on the leg stump and Dilshan cashed in with four through square leg. With that, the flood gates were opened.

In the fourth over, Gayle had scored just three singles - while Dilshan had notched up 19 - when he was offered a full toss. He drove it down past the non-striker for the first of his 17 boundaries. It didn't matter what Bangalore tried after that. Jaidev Unadkat was dispatched with disdain as Gayle went down on one knee, smacking him for six over long-on. Shakib Al Hasan was tossed around like a limp ragdoll, slogged over midwicket and mowed over deep square. Yusuf was smoked through the covers. Gayle even showed a touch of deftness, playing one fine to the third man boundary.

Mumbai Indians Win aginst Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings - Great Team Effort lead by Harbhajan's Fiver and Pollards World Class Catching !

Mumbai Indians 164 for 4 (Rohit 87, Bollinger 2-30) beat Chennai Super Kings 156 for 9 (Badrinath 71*, Harbhajan 5-18, Malinga 2-20) by eight runs

Rohit Sharma dazzled the senses, Harbhajan Singh sucker-punched with three wickets in an over, and Mumbai Indians hustled on the field to go around a sublime S Badrinath and clinch a well-fought win at the Wankhede Stadium.

Though Badrinath batted with so much serenity under pressure that he eclipsed Rohit's knock on the elegance scale, he was left with too much to do on his own. And in the end overs, he looked a forlorn figure in the middle, hardly getting the strike as his team-mates succumbed meekly.

Slingger Lasith Malinga retires from Test cricket - A right decision at right time !

Lasith Malinga, the Sri Lankan opening fast bowler has retired from Test cricket because of a "long-standing degenerative condition in the right knee". He intends to continue playing the shorter formats, though, and hopes to play in the 2012 World Twenty20 and the 2015 World Cup.


Malinga, 27, made himself unavailable for the upcoming Test tour of England citing his fitness problems, but has been playing for Mumbai Indians in the IPL. Sri Lanka Cricket asked him to return home and undergo a rehabilitation programme, but Malinga has now clarified that his condition stops him from playing only the longest format.


"Although I am sufficiently fit to play both ODI and T20 cricket, I have a long-standing degenerative condition in my right knee that needs to be carefully managed," Malinga's statement read. "The condition relates directly to the chronic knee injury I sustained playing for Sri Lanka in Australia back in February 2008, an injury that prevented me from playing ODI cricket for 16 months.


"The injury was a career-threatening injury and my orthopaedic surgeon was of the opinion that given his experience with other professional athletes in Australia I was very fortunate to play again. I have since been advised by the national team physiotherapist and my orthopaedic consultant that my condition will deteriorate when fielding or bowling for prolonged periods.


"I did try to return to Test cricket after a three-year absence last year [against India] following requests from the team management and the selectors, but it left me unfit nursing severe knee pain for two months.


"I have realised that the heavy workload of Test cricket, which requires a fast bowler to be able to bowl more than 15 overs, sometimes on consecutive days, could lead to permanent injury. I have carefully considered my options and have decided that not playing Test cricket will help me achieve my goal of representing Sri Lanka in the 2012 World Twenty20 and the 2015 World Cup."


Malinga said he was available for all limited-overs internationals, and planned to travel to Sri Lanka soon to discuss his plans with the selectors.


Since his debut in July 2004, Malinga has played only 30 Tests and 84 ODIs. His slingshot round arm action and focus on pace put a lot of strain on his body, and he was forced to miss several games. His career seemed to have stalled after the Galle Test against England in December 2007, but he returned for the series against India mid-2010. It was, however, a false dawn on his stop-start Test career.

Deepening military rift between the US and Pakistan

The deep public rift between the intelligence agencies of the US and Pakistan has now extended to the military.

The US officer who has done the most to build up ties with the Pakistan military has criticised it openly.

Adm Mike Mullen, the top US military official, has visited Pakistan more than 20 times, and invested an unusually large amount of time to build a relationship with Pakistan's army chief Gen Ashfaq Kayani.

Gen Kayani has invested an equal amount of time and energy in maintaining a close relationship with the US military, despite differences ever since the Afghan Taliban were defeated in 2001.

From the start, the Pakistan army objected to the occupation of Kabul by the Afghan Northern Alliance, the initial domination of the government by non-Pashtuns, and the refusal of the Americans to involve Pakistan in helping rebuild the Afghan army.

More differences arose after Pakistan gave sanctuary and support to the leadership of the Afghan Taliban who relaunched their insurgency in Afghanistan in 2003.

Since then the Taliban insurgency has grown to cover all of Afghanistan.

The US-Nato alliance has had to deploy 150,000 troops and the war has spawned the Pakistani Taliban, which the Pakistani army did not initially see as a danger but now sees as a major threat.

Yet throughout this time, as the relationship has changed, shaped by events on the ground and in Washington, the two men have remained close friends and have tried to understand the reasons for the strategy adopted by the other.

Each one has had to defend their relationship among their colleagues. Adm Mullen has been criticised by Congressmen, the CIA and even his military colleagues for being too soft on the Pakistan army.

US president Barrack Obama authorises the use of Predator drones - To carry out air strikes against Dictator Gaddafi's brutal ground forces !

US president Barack Obama has approved the use of armed drones in Libya, authorising US airstrikes against ground forces for the first time since America turned control of the military operation over to NATO.


The first armed drone mission since Obama's go-ahead was flown on Thursday, but the aircraft, armed with Hellfire missiles, turned back due to poor weather conditions without firing any of its munitions.


Pradator drones have routinely been flying surveillance missions in Libya, Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, told reporters at a Pentagon briefing on Thursday.


He said the US will provide up to two 24-hour combat air patrols each day by the unmanned Predators.


Marine General James Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the drones can help counteract the Dictator Muammar Gaddafi forces' tactic of traveling in civilian vehicles that make it difficult to distinguish them from pro democractic forces.


"What they will bring that is unique to the conflict is their ability to get down lower, therefore to be able to get better visibility on targets that have started to dig themselves into defensive positions," Cartwright said.


"They are uniquely suited for urban areas."


He added, "It's very difficult to pick friend from foe. So a vehicle like the Predator that can get down lower and can get IDs better, helps us." He further Said.


What are USA Predator drones (RQ-1 / MQ-1 Predator) ?

Role/type	Remote controlled, UAV
Manufacturer	General Atomics Aeronautical Systems
First flight	January 1994
Introduction	1995
Status	Active
Primary user	United States Air Force
Produced	1995–Present
Number built	360 (285 RQ-1, 75 MQ-1)[1]
Unit cost	~ $4.5 million[2]
Developed from	General Atomics GNAT
Variants	MQ-1C Grey Eagle
Developed into	MQ-9 Reaper

Possibility is their that Ranil Wickramasinghe Likely to get killed by UNP Supporters for what he is doing for the party !

Several Political analysts believe that Ranil Wickramasinghe (who had being the leader of the UNP since 1994 and had made the party loose more than 17 elections ) likely to get killed by one/more UNP supporter/s itself for what he is doing for the party.





Currently he is doing his best to get rid of UNP Heavyweights and possible future leaders like Sajith Premadasa, Maddummabandara,  Buddika Pathiranna, Imitiyaz Bakir Marker, Gayantha Karunathilake, Thalatha Athukorale, Rosy Sennanayake, Kabir Hasheem and several more.

We will publish a well detailed article on work done by Ranil Wickramasighe to destroy the party since hebecame the party leader.

An armed group attacks a person who owed Rs. 300 lakhs to Namal (alias Baba Namal) !

An individual who had owed a sum of Rs. 300 lakhs to the President’s eldest son and parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa had been inhumanly attacked recently near the SSC grounds by a group of armed persons.


The person who was subjected to the attack is a racketeer called Rohan. He had returned to the country recently from overseas. It is learnt that he had been closely affiliated to Namal and had been a frequent visitor to Temple Trees. However, First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa had banned him from Temple Trees after hearing that he was engaged in providing beautiful young girls to Namal.

Civilians killed in Misurata fighting - latest update on Libyan Uprise

Deaths reported in beseiged Libyan city as United Sates offers "non-lethal" aid to freedom figters fighting Dictator Gaddafi's brutal forces.


At least five civilians have been killed in a day of fierce clashes between anti democractic troops and freedom figters in the western city of Misurata.

The fighting in Libya's third largest city on Wednesday follows weeks of clashes that have left hundreds of people dead and threaten to plunge the city into a humanitarian crisis as food and medical supplies dry up.

"Fierce fighting is taking place now on the Nakl el-Thequeel road which leads to the port. anti democractic forces have been trying to control this road to isolate the city," Abdelsalam, a freedom figter said.

Only I can rescue the country from the war crime charges since it is I who gave commands during the war - says War Hero, General Sarath Fonseka

War Hero, General Sarath Fonseka speaking to the anxious crowds waiting to receive him outside the court yeasterday (2oth) said that as the former Army Commander and as the one who gave commands during the war , it is only he can rescue Sri Lanka from the war crime charges leveled against the country. The entire nation will very soon know the cardboard heroes who were clamoring only for ‘kudos’ , and they will be packed home soon , he further added.

The Lawyer, Nalin Ladduuwahetti appearing on behalf of War Hero stated to court that in this present climate of dramatic changes taking place in this country precipitating a national crisis , he requested the panel of judges to give another date for hearing when the white flag case was taken up today.

The panel comprising Justices , Deepani Wijesundara, Sunil Rajapakse and Ruthika Raneek accordingly postponed the case to the 4th of May.

The Deputy Solicitor General Buwaneka Aluvihara who appeared for the plaintiff said he has no objection if the accused is not giving evidence in court today and the postponement of the case is based on the prevailing volatile situation in the country .

General Fonseka was sentenced to two and half  year rigorous imprisonment on bogus charges by Dictator Rajapakse's Anti Democratic Regime last year. 

Mumbai beat ordinary Pune - Pace did the trick !

Mumbai Indians 124 for 3 (Rayudu 37, Tendulkar 35) beat Pune Warriors 118 (Uthappa 45, Munaf 3-8, Nechim 2-13, Murtaza 2-18) by seven wickets.

Facing some stifling bowling on a bouncy track, Pune Warriors put in an ordinary effort with the bat to concede Mumbai Indians two fairly easy points. Despite some repair work from Robin Uthappa, Pune managed only 118, which was 64 fewer than what was successfully chased in the last game at the Wankhede Stadium. As expected, Mumbai 's chase was comfortable, though there were some nerves at the end when they needed five to win off the last over.

It was the left-arm spin of Ali Murtaza, who opened the bowling, that frustrated the Pune openers, after which Abu Nechim and Munaf Patel capitalised with two wickets each in their first overs. On a true surface offering appreciable bounce, Mumbai's plan to open with Murtaza worked instantly. He went for just nine runs in his first two overs, and also extracted a couple of risky shots from Jesse Ryder. Nechim came on in the fourth over, and it was obvious Ryder would go after him. Ryder tried that off the second ball, but found mid-off. At 16 for 0 after 3.2 overs on a pitch full of runs, Pune ought to have been frustrated.

Kochi Tuskers Defends the Low Score against KKR - Great Captaincy by Mahela and good allround Performance by Ravidra Jadeja

Kochi Tuskers Kerala 132 for 7 (Jadeja 29, Yusuf 3-20, Shakib 3-28) beat Kolkata Knight Riders 126 for 9 (M Tiwary 46, RP Singh 2-25, Jadeja 2-25) by six runs


Kochi Tuskers Kerala won a battle of attrition against Kolkata Knight Riders lead by Gambir on a slow Eden Gardens pitch to move to the third position in the points table. The wicket did not play as low as it did in Kolkata's win against Rajasthan Royals, but it was just as slow, making it difficult for batsmen, and a delight for the spinners.


After Yusuf Pathan and Shakib Al Hasan had taken six wickets for 48 runs between them to restrict Kochi to 132, Kolkata's powerful batting line-up would have fancied the modest chase. But Kochi's own army of spinners - Muttiah Muralitharan, Ramesh Powar and Ravindra Jadeja - stifled the runs though they did not get as many wickets, and ensured the pressure got to the Kolkata batsmen, who fell six runs short.


As it transpired, the performance against the new-ball bowlers was the difference between the two sides. Kolkata's seamers conceded 26 for 0 in their first three overs, while Kochi's fast bowlers dismissed Jacques Kallis and Gautam Gambhir, while conceding only 20 runs in their first four overs. Kallis fell to the hook for the second time running, swinging Vinay Kumar straight to deep square leg. Gambhir played inside the line of a full delivery from RP Singh that straightened and uprooted middle stump as Kolkata began to stutter.


In the next over, Manvinder Bisla drove outside the line of a Jadeja delivery to lose his off stump. Manoj Tiwary and Eoin Morgan tried to work the ball around but the spinners were getting turn, and their different styles posed problems. Muralitharan, back after being left out for the previous two games, varied his flight and angle brilliantly, Jadeja fired the ball in, and Powar stuck to flight as he always does.


The mounting asking-rate led to Morgan charging out of his crease in the 13th over for a non-existent single, and Jayawardene threw down the middle stump with a direct hit which was likely to be the turning point of the match. Tiwary took on RP Singh in the next over with consecutive boundaries, but Shakib missed a low full toss off the last ball to be bowled.


Yusuf after hammering a six, got dismissed in the next bowl of Power. Jadeja saw Tiwary charge out and had him stumped off a wide delivery down the leg side who looks bit threating for Kochi Spinners.


Bhatia refused to give up, taking 12 off RP Singh's last over, the 19th. But 14 off the last over proved to be too much, and Vinay Kumar throttled them with a succession of slower deliveries, to give Kochi the game.

Sri Lanka Squad Named for England Test Tour - Malinga & Mathews Excluded Due to Injuries !

Sri Lanka squad: 1 Tillakaratne Dilshan (capt), 2 Tharanga Paranavitana, 3 Lahiru Thirimanne, 4 Kumar Sangakkara, 5 Mahela Jayawardene, 6 Thilan Samaraweera, 7 Dinesh Chandimal, 8 Prasanna Jayawardene (wk), 9 Thisara Perera, 10 Suraj Randiv, 11 Ajantha Mendis, 12 Rangana Herath, 13 Dilhara Fernando, 14 Chanaka Welegedara, 15 Suranga Lakmal, 16 Nuwan Pradeep.

Lasith Malinga and Angelo Mathews are not part of the Sri Lanka Test squad announced on Wednesday for the tour of England. Mathews is still recovering from a quad muscle injury that kept him out of the World Cup final and also the ongoing IPL. Malinga, meanwhile, has made himself unavailable for the Test matches, stating he is suffering from a knee injury.

Malinga last played a Test against India in the three-match home series last year, and even then he was rested for the second match. He has played only 30 Tests in a seven-year span, and has been sparingly used by Sri Lanka to keep him fresh for the shorter formats where he has proved far more effective.

The 16-member squad has four fast bowlers in Dilhara Fernando, Chanaka Welegedara, Suranga Lakmal and Nuwan Pradeep (Photo on Left). Seamer Nuwan Kulasekara, who played in Sri Lanka's previous Test series, against West Indies, is not part of the squad. While Lakmal impressed in his debut Test series against West Indies, uncapped Pradeep is known to have a slinging action resembling Malinga's. Thisara Perera is the bowling allrounder in the squad.





Lahiru Thirimanne and Dinesh Chandimal (Photo on Left) have also received call-ups. Both are considered to be among the most promising Sri Lankan batsmen, and have already played ODIs. Chandimal debuted in the ODI tri-series in Zimbabwe last year as a wicketkeeper-batsman.


A vice-captain to Tillakaratne Dilshan, the newly-appointed captain, is yet to be announced. This will be Dilshan's first assignment as captain and will also be Sri Lanka's first overseas Test tour since the retirement of Muttiah Muralitharan. Their is a possibility that Thilana Samaraweera or Prasanna Jayawardena might be named as Vice Captain for the moment as they are the only other seniorr players other than Sanga and Mahela in the Sqaud.

The timing of the team's departure for the tour has been a subject of controversy as eleven Sri Lankan players, including former captains Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene, are currently playing in the IPL and seven of them are in the squad for England. They were earlier asked by Sri Lanka Cricket to report to Colombo by May 5 five days before the team's departure for England. The move was criticised by Muralitharan, who said that the players had earlier expected to play in the IPL till May 20.

Teledrama Actress Udeni Nadeeka's Brothel Raided - Actress released Later on

The actress and her accomplice were arrested after the Mirihana anti corruption unit received a tipoff about running a brothel in Athurugiriya. The Kaduwela Magistrate court today (April 19) ordered to release teledrama actress Udeni Nadeeka Peries and another woman on a surety of Rs. 5,000. The Magistrate also ordered to release a car seized by police at the scene, on a bond of Rs. 50,000.
Udeni Nadeeka has played minor roles in several films and has also appeared in teledramas such as 'Kindurangana' and 'Situ Gedara'. She is to appear in future episodes of the popular teledrama 'Mila'.

UN mulls over crackdown in Yemen - Yemen Uprise Latest

Security Council discusses about Yemen amid growing international concern at continuing violence used against protesters.


Security forces in Yemen have killed at least four people and wounded hundreds more after opening fire on demonstrations in the capital Sanaa and the town of Taiz, as the UN met to discuss the crisis for the first time.


In Sanaa, four people were reportedly killed and nearly 100 wounded on Tuesday when riot police stopped protesters marching towards the capital's main Zubeiri street.


Protesters threw stones at riot police and set fire to a security vehicle, witnesses said.


An Al Jazeera producer reported that four female doctors who had been helping to treat injured protesters were taken away by security forces.


Tariq Numan, a doctor working at a field hospital outside Sanaa university, told Al Jazeera that "hundreds of injured people" were being treated at his facility following the violence.


He said that many had "severe injuries" that appeared to have been caused by gunfire.


"We are still receiving now from the streets tens more injured people," he said, adding that the facility was being overwhelmed by the number of casualties.


"The number is more than our abilities to cope [with]," he said.


In Taiz, south of the capital, at least one person was shot dead and another wounded after police opened fire when protesters burned tyres in the street.


Organisers of the Taiz protest said four people, including a newspaper photographer, had been arrested.


Pro-democracy protesters have been demanding for two months the resignation of Ali Abdullah Saleh, Yemen's president since 1978.


source - Al Jazeera

Libyan freedom fighters resist Ajdabiya assault - Libya Uprise Latest Update

Anti-dictator forces hold sway in key town but frontline fighters complain of lack of supplies and fear infiltrators



Freedom fighters in eastern Libya fought off an attack by blood thirsty Dictators troops in the town of Ajdabiya on Sunday, a day after retreating from a key oil facility around 100 kilometres farther west.


Forces loyal to longtime dictator Muammar Gaddafi alias Butcher Of Libya advanced on Ajdabiya under a heavy artillery barrage in the morning and fought at close range with freeedom figters on the town’s southern outskirts before a counterattack forced them back, witnesses said.



On Saturday, with the help of NATO air strikes along the main coastal road, freeedom figters reached the outskirts of Brega, the site of a major oil and petrochemical port west of Ajdabiya.


But a sandstorm that began overnight hampered air cover, and by Sunday morning freeedom figters had retreated.


Dozens of civilian vehicles, many of them carrying families, fled Ajdabiya throughout the morning, and some freeedom figters also appeared to join the withdrawal.


Two fighters were injured in the battle, suffering superficial shrapnel wounds during the bombardment, but none were seriously injured or killed, doctors at Ajdabiya Hospital said.


In response to the advance by Gaddafi’s forces, the opposition Transitional National Council issued orders that casualties should no longer go to Ajdabiya Hospital and should instead be sent directly to Benghazi, the seat of the freeedom figters government around 160 kilometres to the north, the doctors said.


Some of the wounded already at the hospital were also evacuated. At least five ambulances with flashing lights and sirens blaring could be seen driving north out of Ajdabiya before noon.


Dozens of explosions from incoming artillery fire could be heard south of the town, and fighters said there were at least 100 blasts throughout the morning.

Thousands attend Syria protesters' funerals

Mourners call for overthrow of Dictator Assad a day after at least 30 demonstrators were killed by security forces.

Thousands of Syrians have attended the funerals for protesters killed in the central city of Homs, chanting slogans demanding the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, the country's president.





Rights activists say security forces killed at least 25 pro-democracy protesters in Homs on Sunday night as anti-government demonstrations flared across the country, claiming up to 30 lives.

"From alleyway to alleyway, from house to house, we want to overthrow you, Bashar," the mourners chanted, according to a witness at the mass funeral held for eight of the dead on Monday.

Al Jazeera's correspondent Rula Amin, in Damascus, reported that the situation in Homs was very tense.

"People are complaining that many of the wounded are not going to the hospital, they fear that the security forces will pick them up from their hospital bed," she said.

"There is also a shortage of blood according to the people we have been talking to.

T M Dilshan named captain for England tour - Vice captain yet to be named !

Tillakaratne Dilshan has been appointed Sri Lanka's captain for all three formats during the upcoming tour of England in May following Kumar Sangakkara's resignation from the post after the World Cup. Sri Lanka Cricket have not yet named a vice-captain to fill the role vacated by Mahela Jayawardene because "the prospective candidates are nursing injuries, and their availability for the forthcoming tour is still in question."


Dilshan's appointment ends the speculation over whether he, or 23-year-old allrounder Angelo Mathews, would be named as Sangakkara's immediate successor. Mathews is presently fighting to recover from a leg injury which he said could keep him out for eight weeks. Dilshan, 34, previously led Sri Lanka to a win in a triangular ODI series in Zimbabwe - the third team being India - in May-June 2010, apart from captaining the side in two Twenty20 internationals in 2008 and 2009. Presently with the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL, Dilshan is coming off a rich vein of form in the World Cup, in which he topped the batting table with 500 runs from nine matches at 62.50.

Battles for Libyan cities rage on - Renewed push for oil port of Brega comes as Gaddafi regime denies using cluster bombs on the besieged city of Misurata.

Libyan rebels, seeking to overthrow long time leader Muammar Gaddafi, have advanced from Ajdabiya toward the oil port town of Brega in the country’s east.


Following NATO air strikes along the coastal road on Saturday, anti-Gaddafi forces said they had reached the edges of the oil town, bringing engineers with them to repair the damaged oil infrastructure.



But Gaddafi's troops remain consolidated within the city centre, said rebel fighters returning to Ajdabiya.


"We have people on the edge of Brega, we control that area only," said 20-year-old Mohammed el-Misrati.


"Nothing has changed inside Brega." 


The battle for territory in Libya's east left six anti-Gaddafi fighters dead and 16 wounded on Saturday.


"We were in our vehicles and they opened fire with rockets," said an injured fighter named Abdulrazek in Ajdabiya hospital.