Today’s figure: 200,000 autistic children in Tunisia (Ministry of Health)

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| 4 avril 2025

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On World Autism Awareness Day, celebrated annually on April 2, the Ministry of Health stressed that early awareness is the first step in combating autism. The ministry estimates that the number of autistic children in Tunisia is approximately 200,000.

“The best way to raise awareness is through integration into school and support and guidance within the family and society,” the Ministry of Health underscored.

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Today’s figure: 200,000 autistic children in Tunisia (Ministry of Health)

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