Attacks in Tunisia damage tourist industry

Attacks in Tunisia damage tourist industry

An empty shopping street in Sidi Bou Said near the Tunisian capital Tunis is seen on June 29, 2015, following two recent fatal attacks in the country, one in the coastal resort city of Sousse on June 26 and the other in Tunis in March. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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