The investigating judge at the Court of First Instance in Medenine today ordered the opening of certain graves in the “African Garden” to identify certain remains, in the presence of representatives of the public prosecutor, municipal agents as well as other civil protection and technical police officers.
In a statement Tunisie Numérique’s Correspondent, the spokesperson for Médenine trial court Arafet Mabsout stated that members of the migrant families went to the place to identify the remains of the missing.
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