A ferry chartered by the U.S. left a port in Libya on Friday, CNN reported, citing a spokesman for the ferry operator.
The ferry, bound for Malta, has at least 285 people on board, mostly Americans, the U.S. government has said.
Full story at www.cnn.com
Dow Jones Newswires
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