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Strike shuts Tunisia mining town over infrastructure woes

Strike shuts Tunisia mining town over infrastructure woes

  • The regional URT labor union called for the strike to demand improvements
  • The strike followed a road accident on Tuesday when a bus collided with a truck in the town
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