- Thousands of Tunisians demonstrated and a general strike shut down the coastal city of Zarzis Tuesday, to demand a renewed search for relatives who went missing during a September migration attempt.
- The city has been rocked by days of protests also fuelled by anger over the burial of four people, suspected of being missing Tunisians.
- Tuesday’s protests come four weeks after 18 Tunisians boarded a boat headed for Italy.
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