The Turkish cruise ship that Ankara was transformed into a hospital ship. It has picked up 360 patients from the Libya.A Turkish hospital ship has collected some 360 Libyan patients "by God, I would go the first chance back to Misurata I get" the ship will take in Turkey for the treatmentBenghazi, Libya (CNN) - hundreds of people in the fighting in the Libyan city of Misurata were injured by a Turkish hospital ship Sunday and said the violence, which they left picked up.
Despite the fierce fighting, many of them severely injured or grief left behind family members, said that they would return on board in the besieged city in a heartbeat.
"By God, I go back to Misurata first the opportunity I get," Muhammad said el SUKER, 28. A seller turned rebel was in the stomach by shrapnel, fighters, el SUKER hit forces him to his father, mother, seven brothers and three sisters.
He said he is concerned about his family and a disturbing picture of a war torn city.
"There are so many killed," he said. "they are killing, violated our honor to Rob our houses." They do everything that is wrong. "You can imagine what happened."
The ship, with the name of Ankara, is actually a cruise ship that went to pick up patients after Libya. It took on more than 300 people in the Misratah, then naval port in Benghazi went to the Sunday to get medical care and about 60 more patients.
The Ankara is expected for the Turkish port of Cesme, leave, in the patient medical care get opposition officials said.
"We need a lot of help in Misurata." There is so much death are, "said Mustafa Abdul Hamali, 46-year-old taxi driver, who lost a leg half."
"I was in my car with my wife go, and my car just exploded." I know not what happened, "he said." His wife suffered burns, he said, but he has not seen her in weeks, because it their way, sent to with family remain.
He said twice in the leg by a sniper Khalid Moteridi, 32-year-old businessman, was shot. Three of his brothers are missing, he said.
"We fought with light weapons, but she had so much more," he said of the pro-Government forces. "Artillery, mortars, bazookas, anti-tank missiles." "This is how they fought back."
Moteridi said, there is no electricity, food or water home.
He said "We troops are trapped from all sides of nepotism". "I know don't like the feeling of leaving my family and people behind, (but) I'm going back to Misurata if God wants I better, and..." "Nepotism and his gangs are defeated."
Fierce fighting between the opposition and loyal to the Libyan leader Moammar nepotism has since raged weeks in Misratah, third largest city in the country, is located on the coast in the western part of the country.
Pro-Government forces in Misratah peeled a medical clinic Sunday, one person killed and identifies wounded 15 others, according to a doctor, not for security reasons.
The clinic patients due to the recent attacks, was evacuated an other doctor in the Misratah hospital received patients said. The victims were opposition "Fighters and young people", which were guarded the clinic, the doctor said.
A Misratah resident he said the sound of which heard heavy bombardment of the port area Sunday. Misurata port is under rebel control, and is regarded as the main page of help for people in the contested city.
Nepotism on the roofs of buildings surrounded support troops that city with sniper towers, he said.
"If you are the patients you sad, get", said Jami Sokuci, a Turkish doctor on board the ship. "You know, many elderly patients." Child patients... If you do not see it, you get sad. "
Twenty-year-old student Ibrahim el Sheikh said that he was shot by a sniper. In his hospital bed he had a stone that at home he stay of Misurata, his way of close to, while he is away.
Mohamad Hamdi Sheikh, 64, was his half-conscious 12-year-old son Muhammad, his right leg broke, lost an eye and suffered cuts on his face and arms as an explosive device hit their house.
"I feel complete is proud and true honour for what happens, because fate because of the country is my children," he said.
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