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Tunisia sacks health minister amid surge in virus cases

Tunisia sacks health minister amid surge in virus cases Tunisia sacks health minister amid surge in virus cases Tunisia’s Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi on Tuesday sacked Health Minister Faouzi Mehdi, Mechichi’s office said, amid spiralling coronavirus cases in the North African country. The ministry said earlier this month that Tunisia’s health system had “collapsed” under the weight of the pandemic, which has caused more than 17,000 deaths in a population of around 12 million inhabitants. “The situation is too serious, it really scares me,” says 37-year-old Karima Mahdouni who rushed like thousands of other Tunisians to get their anti-coronavirus jab at a vaccination centre in Tunis, as cases spiral in the Northern African country.

Tunisian premier criticises ousted health minister on coronavirus

Tunisian premier criticises ousted health minister on coronavirus FILE PHOTO: Tunisian Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi appears in a news conference in Tunis, Tunisia, on June 3, 2021. REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi/File Photo July 20, 2021 TUNIS (Reuters) – Tunisian Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi on Tuesday accused the dismissed health minister of making “criminal” decisions that led to overcrowding and chaos at coronavirus vaccination centres. The centres opened for young people on Tuesday and tens of thousands flocked to them only to find out that small quantities of vaccine were available, leading to some violence. “The decision to summon all Tunisians for vaccination on the day of Eid is a populist decision and can be described as criminal and threatens the health of Tunisians and social peace,” Mechichi said in a statement.

COVID-19: Tunisia PM accuses sacked health minister of criminal vaccine decisions

Tunis: Tunisian Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi on Tuesday accused the dismissed health minister of making “criminal” decisions that led to overcrowding and chaos at coronavirus vaccination centres. The centres opened for young people on Tuesday and tens of thousands flocked to them only to find out that small quantities of vaccine were available, leading to some violence. “The decision to summon all Tunisians for vaccination on the day of Eid is a populist decision and can be described as criminal and threatens the health of Tunisians and social peace,” Mechichi said in a statement. Mechichi had sacked Health Minister Faouzi Mehdi earlier on Tuesday, amid an exchange of accusations over performance in the fight against an increase in COVID-19 cases and the slow pace of the vaccination campaign.

Tunisia fires health minister amid surge in virus cases

Tunisia fires health minister amid surge in virus cases
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