Coronavirus: 17,000 driver's licenses seized in Tunisia for curfew violations

Tunis, Tunisia (PANA) - Tunisian Interior Ministry spokesman, Khaled Lahyouni, on Wednesday announced that 17,380 driver's licenses were seized and 1,258 people arrested for violating the curfew (6:00 p

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Coronavirus: 17,000 driver's licenses seized in Tunisia for curfew violations

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