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Citizens of six Muslim-majority countries have been banned from entering Libya following a decision by the Chief Commander of forces loyal to the Tobruk-based parliament, Major General Khalifa Haftar, made yesterday.
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Haftar orders a Muslim Ban in Libya [Dzsihad Hadelli/Twitter]
The decision includes those who had received “prior security clearance”.
The head of passport control at the Al-Arak International Airport, Major-General Michael Attia, distributed the order to ban the entry of the citizens included in the decision and any foreigner who does not have a visa or residency permit.