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A French project for breeding black flies has sparked widespread controversy in Tunisia, especially after the facility was set up near a public hospital in the Manzel Bouzayef area of Nabeul Governorate. Local residents protested against the activity, which produces fly larvae and aims to treat organic waste, including human waste, to produce proteins and oils used in animal feed manufacturing. The protesters expressed concerns about the project's environmental impact, particularly the potential for pollutants to seep into groundwater, the emission of foul odors, and its effects on the health of residents and agricultural land. The residents accuse the project of posing an environmental risk and are demanding strict adherence to environmental and health standards to ensure protection.
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