Tunisia Faces Crisis and President's Illness
Tunisia is experiencing a growing crisis involving repeated power outages and rising temperatures that have exceeded 45 degrees Celsius. This has led to a deterioration of living conditions and an escalation of tensions across the country. The Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company announced that the periodic blackouts aim to reduce load and stabilize the grid. However, they have sparked widespread anger, with homes and businesses suffering damage, and the lives of patients and the elderly being threatened—particularly after reports of deaths linked to the discontinuation of breathing devices. Amid these circumstances, the absence of President Kais Saied from the public scene remains a matter of speculation, amid reports that he received treatment at the military hospital following a heart attack. However, official state institutions have not issued any formal statements regarding his health, adding to the ambiguity and risking an escalation of the political crisis and a decline in public trust in the government's management.
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