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#Tunisia is suffering heavy damage following #StormHarry. More than 200 mm of rain has fallen on various cities (Tunis, Bizerte, Nabeul & Monastir).
— Siraj Noorani (@sirajnoorani) January 20, 2026
Schools have been closed & travel is prohibited.
The death toll now stands at 4. pic.twitter.com/LqGAvGM2K5
At least four people were killed Tuesday after torrential rain triggered severe flooding across northern Tunisia. Some areas recorded their heaviest rainfall in more than 70 years.#Tunisia #Flooding #Viral #ViralVideos pic.twitter.com/1v7zCty5as
— Barlaman Today (@BarlamanToday) January 21, 2026
20.01.2026 #Tunisia
— Climate Review (@ClimateRe50366) January 21, 2026
Four people died as a result of floods that swept the country, in some regions due to the heaviest rainfall in 70 years. Streets, cars, houses, and roads were inundated. Rainfall in some regions was the highest since 1950, with 206 mm of rain falling. pic.twitter.com/wVoFRICqsB