Cash, gold found in Gaddafi son's office
TRIPOLI. October 19. KAZINFORM Large amounts of cash and gold have been reportedly discovered on Tuesday in the office of Seif al- Islam, the second son of Libya's fallen leader Muammar Gaddafi, in the capital of Tripoli; Kazinform refers to China Daily.
A fighter belonging to the ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) told Xinhua that the cash and gold, which may worth " millions," were found in Seif al-Islam's abandoned office near the Bab al-Aziziya military compound in southern Tripoli.
Part of the bounding wall and several buildings of the massive compound, which has for decades housed Gaddafi, his families and major aides, have been demolished since Sunday by the NTC members, who aim to delete all the traces of Gaddafi's 42-year-old rule.
However, the fighter, who asked to remain anonymous, said some of the cash and gold are yet to be taken out from underground the building; Kazinform cites China Daily.
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