Tunisia-Gafsa: Phosphate transport activities by train halted

By R

| 2 juin 2022

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The transport of phosphate to the chemical complex of Sekhira and Gabes by train was halted yesterday in Gafsa, after the aggression of an agent working for one of the workshops of the Phosphate Company by unidentified persons, Tunisie Numérique’s correspondent reported.

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Tunisia-Gafsa: Phosphate transport activities by train halted

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