Tunisia-Metlaoui: Resumption of phosphate transport by train

By R

| 16 octobre 2020

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The transport of phosphate by train resumed in Metlaoui after the lifting of the sit-in organized by the agents of the Railway Works Company (SOTRAFER) at the city station.

Yesterday Thursday, October 15, 2020, a first train was able to leave Metlaoui to the factories of the Tunisian Chemical Group after more than two weeks of blockage.

However, train traffic remains blocked in Mdhilla due to another sit-in organized by young people from the El Akarma region.

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Tunisia-Metlaoui: Resumption of phosphate transport by train

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