Battle for control in key Libyan town

Libyan government forces and rebel troops are battling for control of the strategic refinery town of Zawiyah, which supplies crucial oil and gas to the capital. Rebels hope to seize control of the town as they advance towards Tripoli, which remains a Gaddafi stronghold.
Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has come under increasing pressure from the opposition and NATO air strikes, and many international observers say his days as Libya's leader are numbered.
Meanwhile, the Dutch government has decided to unfreeze a portion of Libya’s assets and give the funds to the World Health Organization.
WHO spokesman Tarik Jasarevic says the 100 million euros will help buy urgently-needed medical supplies for Libyan civilians.
“The stocks of essential supplies are really running short. Supplies like vaccines, like insulin, like chemotherapy drugs, like laboratory consumables, like HIV drugs, like medicines for non-communicable diseases. So all this is in short supply because Libya was not procuring for months now.” Listen