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The Tunisian healthcare sector is facing a severe financial crisis, including delays in the payment of dues to both private and public healthcare institutions. This has led to a decline in medical supply stocks and threatens the continuity of services. Suppliers of medical equipment and doctors' unions have announced protests due to overdue payments exceeding seven months. Additionally, public hospitals are suffering from debts exceeding 1.95 billion dinars, and the National Health Insurance Fund's debts have surpassed 15 billion dinars, reflecting a financial strain that endangers the ongoing provision of healthcare services.
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