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Libya crisis: photo selection I

01-03-2011 Photo gallery

Photos illustrating the ICRC's response to the ongoing crisis in Libya. Media outlets are encouraged to download and use these photos, which are also available in high resolution.

  • Al Bayda hospital, Al Bayda. Wednesday 2 March 2011. ICRC surgeon Johan Storm Munch and a hospital doctor examine an x-ray of a patient’s bullet wounds.
    • Al Bayda hospital, Al Bayda. Wednesday 2 March 2011. ICRC surgeon Johan Storm Munch and a hospital doctor examine an x-ray of a patient’s bullet wounds.
      © ICRC / Getty Images / Gratiane De Moustier / ly-e-00026

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  • Al Bayda hospital, Al Bayda. Wednesday 2 March 2011. ICRC nurses Inger Staff and Liv Raad assess the hospital’s blood reserves.
    • Al Bayda hospital, Al Bayda. Wednesday 2 March 2011. ICRC nurses Inger Staff and Liv Raad assess the hospital’s blood reserves.
      © ICRC / Getty Images / Gratiane De Moustier / ly-e-00024

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  • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Sunday, 27 February 2011. A patient in the trauma ward is treated by Libyan doctors and nurses.
    • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Sunday, 27 February 2011. A patient in the trauma ward is treated by Libyan doctors and nurses.
      © ICRC / Getty Images / Gratiane De Moustier / ly-e-00011

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  • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Sunday, 27 February 2011. A patient in the trauma ward is treated by Libyan nurses and a Libyan doctor.
    • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Sunday, 27 February 2011. A patient in the trauma ward is treated by Libyan nurses and a Libyan doctor. Surgeons and orthopaedic specialists are needed in Benghazi's hospitals, as well as medicine for patients suffering from chronic illnesses.
      © ICRC / Getty Images / Gratiane De Moustier / ly-e-00013

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    The images presented on this page show the ICRC's response to the violent unrest in Libya. The photos are all available for download in high resolution.   

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  • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Sunday, 27 February 2011. A patient in the trauma ward is treated by a Libyan doctor.
    • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Sunday, 27 February 2011. A patient in the trauma ward is treated by a Libyan doctor.
      © ICRC / Getty Images / Gratiane De Moustier / ly-e-00015

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  • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Tuesday, 1 March 2011. ICRC nurse Inger Staff attending an operation performed by Libyan doctors on the leg of a man injured in a car accident.
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  • Al Jalaa Hospital, Benghazi. Tuesday, 1 March 2011. ICRC nurse Liv Raad examining the injuries of a patient shot in both legs.
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  • Benghazi Medical Centre. Tuesday, 1 March 2011. Red Crescent volunteers attend a briefing on how to treat patients with weapon-related injuries. In response to medical needs, Libyan Red Crescent staff and volunteers have been collecting blood, evacuating the wounded and working in the hospitals themselves in recent days.
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