Mednin heavy rains disrupt classes
The Tunisian state of Medenine experienced a significant amount of rainfall between September 24 and 25, with 115 mm recorded in Al-Hisayi Al-Jarbi and 99.7 mm in Zarzis. Additionally, 64 mm fell in Djerba Midoun, and 29.5 mm in Ben Guerdane. These rains contributed to revitalizing the olive groves that had been damaged by the summer heat and drought, and they also improved the condition of the pastures. They enabled the filling of water tanks and basins, which serve as a means of water transport during periods of water scarcity. The rainfall led to school closures in Zarzis due to water flooding in the public squares, prompting municipal and relevant authorities to intervene to open roads and drain the accumulated water.
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