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Dams fill does not resolve Tunisia water crisis
Despite the increase in water reserves in Tunisia to reach 60% of their total capacity, many areas still suffer from interruptions and disruptions in drinking water distribution. These issues are due to infrastructure problems, power outages, and poor management of distribution networks. In June, the country recorded 423 reports concerning water outages, including 374 unannounced ones, in addition to water pollution, leaks, and citizens' complaints. Sometimes, the distribution shortfalls are linked to electricity cuts that affect water pumping, especially with rising temperatures and increased demand during the summer. Studies suggest improving infrastructure and establishing a national water management authority in rural areas, along with strengthening network and tank development projects, to address the ongoing structural crisis that has worsened due to aging networks and insufficient investment.
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