Torrential rains and floods hit Tunis, schools close

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Tunisia

Environment & Climate

Torrential rains and floods hit Tunis, schools close

Torrential rains have caused flooding in Tunis, leading to the closure of schools in the area. Local authorities have warned of extreme weather conditions affecting traffic and daily life for residents. Emergency services are mobilized to address the situation.

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