Ministerial council discusses rainy season prep
The article focused on a ministerial council meeting chaired by the Tunisian Prime Minister, Sarra Zr’a Zenzri, to discuss preparations for the rainy season and the expected climate fluctuations during autumn and winter. It emphasized the importance of adopting a comprehensive strategy that includes forecasting, planning, operational readiness, and early intervention, in line with the directives of the President of the Republic, to address the risk of floods and enhance the prevention system. The council reviewed preventive intervention programs such as cleaning drainage channels, clearing riverbeds, and maintaining dams and water facilities, in addition to implementing city protection projects at a cost of nearly 396 million dinars. The Prime Minister stressed the need to accelerate the implementation of these measures, improve early warning systems, and strengthen coordination among all central and regional agencies to ensure readiness and rapid response to flood risks posed by climate change, with a focus on the most vulnerable areas.
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