Libya's capital Tripoli is choking on garbage. The build-up of rubbish reflects the steady decline of public services after the city was cut in off from its hinterland by a six-month-old military offensive.
CGTN's Laura Walubengo has more
CGTN's Laura Walubengo has more
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