Tunisia-Sfax: National Guard post in Agareb burned down by demonstrators

By R

| 9 novembre 2021

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The National Guard post in the town of Agareb in the governorate of Sfax was set on fire on Tuesday, November 9, 2021, by furious demonstrators after the passing of a young man on Monday evening.

Following this unexpected attack, law enforcement immediately retreated from the post.

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