Tunisia- Document warning to explode commercial space found in Lac

By R

| 12 décembre 2019

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A document was discovered Thursday in the environment of commercial space in LAC, carrying warnings to blow it up,reported Shems FM .

Security forces are currently pursuing the incident, said Interior Ministry spokesman Khaled Hayouni.

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