Supplies Running Low In Besieged Libyan Rebel City -- L.A. Times
Attacks on Misurata's port by forces loyal to Moammar Kadafi have disrupted the supply of aid. The city may run out of food and fuel in a few weeks.
Reporting from Benghazi, Libya — Food and fuel supplies are running low in the besieged western Libyan city of Misurata, where government shelling and rocket strikes on the port have slowed humanitarian deliveries, a rebel official here said Sunday.
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