Tunisian Gendarmerie recovers 18 bodies of sub-Saharan migrants

Tunis, Tunisia (PANA) - Units of the Tunisian National Guard (Gendarmerie) Tuesday recovered 18 bodies of sub-Saharan migrants and rescued 612 others who were trying to reach Europe in several operations, the Tunisian Gendarmerie announced

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