The bodies of 20 migrants were found dead who were believed to be lost after the vehicle broke down in a heated Libyan desert, they have been contacted two weeks earlier, and the bodies were discovered on Tuesday, 310 km south of Kufra city.
According to rescuers, the bodies of 20 people have presumed the group died of thirst. The bodies were discovered by a truck driver traveling through the desert and were recovered on Tuesday about 320 kilometers (198 miles) southwest of Kufra and 120km (74 miles) from the border with Chad.
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“The driver got lost … and we believe the group died in the desert about 14 days ago since the last call on a mobile phone there was on June 13,” Kufra ambulance chief Ibrahim Belhasan said by phone on Wednesday.
Among those 20 dead bodies two of the bodies were Libyans and the others were believed to be migrants from Chad crossing into Libya, Belhasan said.
