Bottled water shortage persists in Tunisia

Despite the pumping of more than 9 million bottles of packaged water in Greater Tunisia over three days, a shortage of drinking water still persists, raising questions about the extent to which the quantities reach consumers. While the Ministry of Commerce states that the program aims to meet demand and reduce hoarding, the shortage remains due to imbalances in the distribution, transportation, and storage chains, as pumping large quantities does not necessarily guarantee their availability on store shelves. It is estimated that the amount introduced to the market is equivalent to more than six days of consumption for the region, yet the continued scarcity suggests issues with distribution, speculation, or heightened demand during heatwaves.

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