SONEDE: Water Cuts in Medenine, Tataouine, and Gabès

The National Water Exploitation and Distribution Company (SONEDE) confirmed on Monday disruptions in the potable water supply network in the regions of Medenine, Tataouine, and Gabès. Residents of these cities are facing temporary cuts, affecting their daily lives. The exact causes of these cuts have not been specified, but SONEDE indicated that they are due to technical problems requiring urgent interventions. Emergency services and local authorities are working closely together to resolve the situation as quickly as possible. Users are asked to exercise patience and respect the current rationing measures. SONEDE has also set up water distribution points in some affected areas to address the difficulties. These measures aim to ensure access to essential water for households and public services. Residents of these regions are encouraged to reduce their consumption and store water when possible. The situation remains critical, and SONEDE assures that teams are on site to minimize the impact of these cuts. These interruptions have raised concerns among citizens, who criticize persistent issues in water management. The SONE, which heavily relies on water resources, is at the center of political and social discussions. Authorities have promised investments in hydraulic infrastructure to alleviate these crises. In the meantime, residents of these regions continue to mobilize to voice their concerns and demand sustainable solutions. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time.