Monastir residents protest water shortages

The Monastir Governorate in Tunisia is facing a persistent water shortage due to frequent cuts in water and electricity supplies, which began last June. This is happening amid a severe heatwave that peaked at 50 degrees Celsius. As a result, there has been a shortage of drinking water and a decline in public hygiene, accompanied by popular protests against the failure to adhere to distribution policies. The situation is worsened by dwindling water resources caused by climate change and drought, along with a sharp rise in fish prices due to power outages. The situation has sparked widespread parliamentary criticism regarding the lack of responses from officials to the problems faced by residents.

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