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Fuel delivery strike disrupts Tunisia
The strike by fuel transportation drivers in Tunisia today, Wednesday, caused significant disruptions in fuel supplies. The strike lasted for two days, called by the Fuel Transport Syndicate affiliated with the Tunisian General Labour Union, in protest against the non-implementation of an agreement dating back to 2019 concerning social and professional demands. Most gas stations were affected by the strike, except those operated by the National Oil Distribution Company, with a focus on ensuring that hospitals received essential supplies such as oxygen. The protesters demanded the implementation of previous agreements, including improved wages and the settlement of social coverage. This led to long queues and traffic congestion at the stations, while the government announced its support for the strike.
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