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'Outcry' over water in this country, will be jailed for wasting even a drop


Due to drought in Tunisia, a huge water crisis has arisen. To deal with this, the water quota system has been implemented. Apart from this, many types of bans have been imposed on the use of water.

Tunisia Water Crisis: There is an outcry over water in Tunisia . This situation has happened here due to severe drought . In view of the scarcity of water , many restrictions have been imposed here. Those who do not follow these rules may also have to go to jail . In Tunisia, which is suffering from a record drought, people will not be able to use drinking water for irrigation and farming. Even in public places, people will not be able to use water for cleaning the car.

Seven hours water cut

According to a report by Aljazeera, Tunisia's state water distribution company Sonede (SONEDE) has announced a water cut at night. Citizens will not have water supply for seven hours at night. Giving information about this decision on Friday, Sonade said that with immediate effect, water will not come from 9 pm to morning every day. Let us tell you that it is raining less in Tunisia for four consecutive years. Because of this, record drought is happening here.

Climate change is the cause of drought

It is being said that Tunisia is facing drought due to climate change. The head of Sonade said Mosbah Halali has appealed to the people to understand this decision deeply. Because this crisis is unprecedented. This decision is also being seen in connection with the coming summer. That's why many types of bans have been imposed regarding the use of water.

Wasting water can lead to 6 months in jail

The new rules regarding water have been made in Tunisia. Those who break them can be fined and may also have to go to jail. Mosbah Halali said that it is being considered. Please tell that Ramadan has started. After this, people of many areas of the capital have complained of water cut at night. Because many people wake up late due to fasting.

Drought in water reserves

The ministry has informed that years of drought and less flow of water in the reservoirs have affected the country's water reserves, which have reached a state of unprecedented crisis. This new decision has increased the possibility of increasing social tension in the country. People in the country are already suffering from poor public services, high inflation and weak economy.

The water in the dams in the North African country has reached a very low level. Along with this, it has become even more serious due to the leakage of the water supply pipeline. Hamadi Habib, a senior official of Tunisia's Ministry of Agriculture, said that the dam capacity in the country is 100 million cubic meters. This capacity is now only 30 percent left.

Grain in front of tunisia

Due to the drought, a grain crisis has arisen in Tunisia. The Tunisian Federation for Agriculture and Fisheries said thousands of hectares of agricultural land could remain barren due to lack of rain. Spokesman Anees Kharbej told the media that the grain season would be disastrous. The estimated yield in the country will not be sufficient to provide seeds for the next year's crop.

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