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Tunisia suffers 5 victims in 48 hours

Tunisia suffers 5 victims in 48 hours

Many regions in Tunisia have experienced a rise in social tensions marked by protests and clashes with security forces, leading to the deaths of several individuals under various circumstances. In the Ben Arous district of Tunis, confrontations erupted following the death of a young man after security intervention, with both sides exchanging accusations regarding the circumstances of his death. Similarly, protests occurred in Arrajeb and Jbeniana in Sfax after the deaths of individuals under mysterious circumstances. Additionally, a general strike was organized by the General Union of Students of Tunisia to protest the death of a female student at the university dormitory. A fire also broke out at a factory in Manouba, protesting environmental and health impacts, alongside the death of a demonstrator amid ongoing tensions. According to the website "Business News," protest activities in the country have increased significantly, reaching 1,310 in the first quarter of 2026, 1,884 in the second quarter, and 2,882 in the third quarter—representing a 119% increase compared to the third quarter of 2025 and a 53% increase compared to the second quarter of 2026—reflecting escalating social unrest.

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