Private clinics face closure threats

Private clinics in Tunisia are facing a severe financial crisis that threatens to halt their activities and suspend services for social security beneficiaries. This situation is due to their accumulated debts and the non-receipt of their dues from the National Health Insurance Fund for the past eight months, which has led to a shortage in funding for wages and their obligations to suppliers. Additionally, the clinics are experiencing unprecedented regulatory campaigns from the National Social Security Fund, which is demanding that they bear the social charges for the doctors working there, despite the fact that their classification as employees is not legal. The trade union has called for urgent intervention by the Libyan authorities to recover their outstanding debts since 2016, which have negatively impacted their financial stability.

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