A Nigerian woman has been arrested in Benghazi, Libya, after police dismantled an unauthorized medical operation she allegedly ran from a residential property. Authorities say the woman converted a private home into a clandestine clinic offering delivery services and illegal pregnancy terminations, operating without a license or adherence to national healthcare standards.
Investigation and Discovery
According to police reports, the investigation began following tips about suspicious activity and unusually high foot traffic at the residential location. Acting on intelligence, officers obtained a search warrant and raided the premises. During the operation, they seized medical equipment, pharmaceutical supplies, and records that confirmed the property was being used for covert medical procedures.
Charges and Custody
The suspect, whose identity has not been disclosed, is currently in police custody. She faces multiple charges, including practicing medicine without a license and operating an illegal health facility. Libyan authorities have emphasized that such operations pose serious risks to public health and violate the country's strict healthcare regulations. The case continues as officials investigate potential links to broader criminal networks.
