Bousalem: Civil Protection Saves Dog Trapped at Bottom of 15m Deep Well

By R

| 5 décembre 2024

0 Partages

In a noble and humanitarian gesture, the Bousalem Civil Protection rescue units interfered this Wednesday, December 4, 2024, to save a dog stuck at the bottom of a 15-meter-deep well in the Douar Ezouabia region, Jendouba governorate.

Thanks to advanced rescue equipment and meticulous procedures, the teams extracted the dog safely.

0 Partages

What's happening in Tunisia?
Subscribe to our Youtube channel for updates.

Tunisia News

Bousalem: Civil Protection Saves Dog Trapped at Bottom of 15m Deep Well

Top 48h

Comfortable Umrah with Liberta Voyages: A Spiritual Experience Combining Serenity and Comfort

Tunisia – Refusal to release businessman Abdelaziz Makhloufi

Phenomenon of 7-Planet Alignment: Visible to the Naked Eye Starting Tonight

Agreement between Tunisia and Italy: Mutual recognition of driving licenses

CNSS: Extension of Deadlines for Quarterly Online Declarations and Payments of Salaries and Contributions

Expected Weather Fluctuations: Civil Protection Issues Warning

Towards deep reform of public transport sector

Thouraya Tabassi: “Modest turnout recorded at start of ‘sales season,’ and discounts of up to 70% raise questions” [Video]

Nefza: Roads cut due to heavy rains

Tunisia – Soliman Beach: Discovery of corpse of unidentified man

Minister of Higher Education Meets Delegation of Palestinian University Hospital Professors

UGTT: General Federation of Transport Announces Seizure of Tunisian Ship in Italy

Tunisia: Distribution of 10,226 Gas Cylinders to Combat the Cold Wave

Resume of Metro Line 2 and 5 Operations

Beja: 10 injured following collision between car and rental vehicle

73 people killed in Gaza since ceasefire deal

Kasserine: Thala Adorned in a White Blanket of Snow (Video + Photos)

Fried Al-Atibi: Ceasefire Decision in Gaza Does Not Mean End of War in Gaza Strip and Lebanon [Video]

Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan stabbed by an intruder at his home

Sousse: Minister of Justice Inaugurates Two New Offices for Sousse 2 Primary Court and Misdemeanor Court