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answer text: Our ambassador in Tripoli discussed the attacks with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) as soon as we were made aware, of the damage. Officials in Libya and the UK have remained in close contact with CWGC and are offering all possible assistance. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has confirmed that restoring the damaged headstones to their original state is a top priority and it will begin work on this as soon as possible. In the interim, temporary grave markers will be placed on the damaged graves and the cemeteries will be tidied. We are working with the Commission to put together a full list of all the graves which have been damaged. A member of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's staff from the UK will travel to Libya to make a formal inspection and begin the process of restoring the graves.
answer given date: 2012-03-19+00:00
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