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Tunisie Telegraph: Hamdi Hachad warns of heavy rains in certain regions

Tunisie Telegraph: Hamdi Hachad warns of heavy rains in certain regions

Environmental expert Hamdi Hachad warned of continued weather fluctuations in Tunisia until the end of the week, with rainfall expected to exceed 100 millimeters in the northern, northwestern, central, and Qbili regions. This increases the risk of flooding and water accumulation, especially in low-lying areas and valleys. He explained that dry, hardened soil following periods of drought and intense heat reduces its ability to absorb rain, thereby raising the likelihood of flash floods and surface runoff. Hachad called on residents to exercise caution and avoid crossing valleys and water paths, particularly during high water levels. Civil protection teams have intervened in Greater Tunisia to assist those affected by the rains. The Ministry of Interior also urged compliance with safety guidelines, avoiding roads prone to water accumulation, reducing speed, and being cautious in low-lying areas. The weather is expected to continue being severe through the end of the week.

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