Two Libyan Police Trainees, Officer Accidently Die in Turkey

Two Libyan police trainees and a police officer supervising them had died in Istanbul as they slept at night.

The Turkish Interior Minister called the Libyan Interior Minister to convey his and the Turkish government's condolences.

The two trainees were students in the college of police officer who were sent to Turkey for further training.

The reason for death was due to suffocation as a result of inhaling carbon monoxide gas derived from the heating tools.

The interior ministry released the names of diseased and they include Abu Minyar Immbark al-Werfilli, Ramzi Salem Gadmour and sergeant Salem Mohamed Mansour the accompanying officer.

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