Mohammed Sasi, who lives in Tripoli:
"The authorities need to see the conditions people are living in; there are sick people, those who can't live without air conditioning, those who need to keep their medicine in the refrigerator."
Retired police officer Abdullah Fircani:
"If it was cut off for an hour or two, that would be one thing, but it's cut off for more than 7 hours. We need electricity even to drink cold water."
Edip al-Alim, who runs…
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Mohammed Sasi, who lives in Tripoli:
"The authorities need to see the conditions people are living in; there are sick people, those who can't live without air conditioning, those who need to keep their medicine in the refrigerator."
Retired police officer Abdullah Fircani:
"If it was cut off for an hour or two, that would be one thing, but it's cut off for more than 7 hours. We need electricity even to drink cold water."
Edip al-Alim, who runs…