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Tunisian Prime Minister Hicham El-Mechichi authorized all governors on Monday to announce a curfew in their regions as of Tuesday.
The Tunisian News Agency claimed that this occurred during a working session held by the government this morning, in the presence of the Minister of the Interior and several senior security leaders, at the Government Palace in the Kasbah.
The latest update from the Tunisian Ministry of Health revealed a new jump in the number of new infections due to the Coronavirus, reaching more than 5,700 new infections between October 13 and 16. And 114 infected people died from the virus during the same period, bringing the total number of deaths in Tunisia from the virus to 626 since last February.
According to the agency, the session addressed in particular the security situation in the country and the events that occurred in the city of Al Shaba following the recent decisions of the Tunisian Football League, and the degree of compliance of citizens with the measures of the curfew.
During this session, Al-Mushashi was briefed on the progress of the investigation into the Sbeitla booth incident, calling for the need to implement the law and hold all those involved accountable who are shown to be involved.
The city of Al-Shaba (Mahdia province) witnessed, on Saturday / Sunday night, protests that spread through all its streets, during which several rubber wheels were burned and several citizens of the city organized a march in which they raised banners denouncing the decisions of the university.
Many national and central societies and organizations also issued statements of support for Hilal’s young team, while the region’s regional council resigned in protest against the university’s decision.
On October 17, the Tunisian Football Federation decided to suspend the activities of the Hilal Al-Shaba team and prevent it from participating in the competitions organized by the Tunisian Football Federation and its structures for the 2020-2021 sports season due to the registration file incomplete despite reminder correspondence sent from the university.
As for the incident at the Sbeitla stand, it dates back to the early morning of October 13, when a citizen of the sub-delegation (Kasserine state) met his death after the local municipality executed decisions to demolish a series of random structures that They were built without a permit near the railroad in the city, which led to the removal of the governor. Kasserine, the Sbeitla commissioner, and the head of the National Security District and the head of the municipal police station for their duties.
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