Tunisia: Protesters demand action over water and electricity crises
Iskandar Naouar
Press TV, Tunis
A protest and march in Tunisia's capital have brought together citizens, political parties, organizations and activists to voice concerns over the country's deteriorating economic and social conditions.
Water shortages and recurring power cuts amid extreme heat are among the main grievances, with protesters demanding urgent action from the authorities.
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