The City of Sciences in Tunis has announced that attempts to observe Ramadan crescent moon will start on the evening of Friday, April 1. The city clarified that during this evening, the crescent of the new moon will not be visible, except at the telescope in the far west of Africa and in America. And could be seen with the naked eye, in the Pacific Ocean. And it is only in these regions that Ramadan could be announced for Saturday, April 2. For Africa, Europe, Australia and Asia, the crescent will not be visible at all on April 1, so the first day of Ramadan should coincide with Sunday, April 3.
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