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Recurrent shutdown, supply cuts, long rows to get bottled water and heat-devastated farms. Millions of Tunisians suffered water and electricity cuts this summer, a crisis that, according to experts, is due to years of lack of investment. Although the water shortage was alleviated in late August with the massive supply of bottles to the shops, there is a growing fear that the situation will be repeated next year.
Recurrent shutdown, supply cuts, long rows to get bottled water and heat-devastated farms. Millions of Tunisians suffered water and electricity cuts this summer, a crisis that, according to experts, is due to years of lack of investment. Although the water shortage was alleviated in late August with the massive supply of bottles to the shops, there is a growing fear that the situation will be repeated next year.
