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Tunisia Capital Hit by Sudden Flooding as Torrential Rain Batters City

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Flash floods swept through Tunisia's capital after violent thunderstorms battered the city, swamping roads, stranding vehicles and disrupting traffic. Authorities suspended classes across Tunis as forecasters warned of more heavy rain and potentially dangerous weather conditions.

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Tunisian authorities decided on Thursday to suspend classes in all educational institutions in the capital following heavy rainfall and warnings of potential flooding. Tunis and its surrounding areas experienced severe thunderstorms on Thursday afternoon, accompanied by hail in some regions. The Tunis Governorate announced in a statement the suspension of afternoon classes, citing "the National Institute of Meteorology's warning bulletins and al…

Tunisian authorities ordered the suspension of classes in all schools and universities in the capital on Thursday due to heavy rains that have raised fears of flooding, AFP reported. Tunis and its surrounding areas were hit by strong thunderstorms in the afternoon, sometimes accompanied by hail. The rain also disrupted transport in the area.

Tunisian authorities suspended classes in all schools and universities in the capital due to heavy rains, which caused flooding, traffic problems and forced citizens to take refuge in shops.

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aletihad.ae broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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