Tunisian president blames deliberate acts for utility outages

Since the beginning of summer, Tunisia has been facing a severe crisis of water and electricity shortages. The rise in temperatures has led to increased consumption of energy and water, prompting authorities to impose extended cuts lasting over ten hours in some areas, including the capital, Tunis. President Kais Saied confirmed that these outages are not merely temporary incidents but are the result of deliberate efforts aimed at destabilizing the country. These measures have been accompanied by rationing procedures for water distribution and scheduled power outages to ease the pressure on the grid. He emphasized that those behind these orchestrated actions are exposed and seek to ignite unrest. However, he assured that the Tunisian people, with their awareness and internal resolve, will thwart all malicious plans.

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