Widespread criticism of the water cycle situation at Tunisian Carthage Airport
Elyssa newsroom

Campaigners for water circulation at Tunisia's Carthage airport have criticized the airport's poor condition and poor service.
In terms of services, activists circulate on social networks images showing the fluctuating state of water circulation at the Tunisian Carthage International Airport. Passengers and citizens expressed their displeasure at the declining sanitation and poor public services within the country's top airlines.
These scenes have drawn widespread criticism for the lack of periodic maintenance and poor care of reception facilities for arrivals and travelers. Public opinion is awaiting clarification from the Civil Aviation and Airports Authority on immediate action plans to address these shortcomings.