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What the Investigators Discovered During the Night Intervention on the Sumbédioun Tunnel

Summary by senenews.com
Liberation reports that 18 men, aged 25 to 44 years and presented as homeless, were arrested during an operation of disbandment carried out at the Sumbédioun tunnel by the members of the Medina police station. The newspaper states that these people had become accustomed to squatting the premises, whose occupation is regularly denounced by the residents. The police also found damage on the walls of the tunnel, with "artificial ventilation hollows…
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Liberation reports that 18 men, aged 25 to 44 years and presented as homeless, were arrested during an operation of disbandment carried out at the Sumbédioun tunnel by the members of the Medina police station. The newspaper states that these people had become accustomed to squatting the premises, whose occupation is regularly denounced by the residents. The police also found damage on the walls of the tunnel, with "artificial ventilation hollows…

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senenews.com broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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