Roman valleys in Senshaja become dumping site

The Roman ruins in Sennahja, Monastir Governorate, were subjected to an attack, during which bags of earth were placed on the site. This act damaged its historical value and threatens parts of the Roman water network that transported water from Mount Zaghouan to Carthage. Such conduct is considered an assault on the area's historical memory, especially in the absence of intervention by officials for four days. The concerned authorities, particularly the National Heritage Institute, are called upon to urgently intervene to protect this archaeological site from neglect and destruction.

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