Tunisia-A French ferry blocked off at La Goulette due to COVID-19

By R

| 14 juillet 2020

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French ferry Mediterranean arriving from Marseille, stopped this Tuesday, July 14 at the standing area of La Goulette port.

According to Mosaique FM, The ferry awaits the agreement to access the port of La Goulette, a procedure related to preventive measures against the Coronavirus.

The ferry carries 1,270 passengers.

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