TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Tunisia has declared the Sahara desert area of the North African country a “closed military zone” requiring authorization to travel there.
The official TAP news agency quotes Defense Ministry spokesman Col. Mokhtar Ben Nasr as saying Saturday that special permits are meant mainly for those working there and tourists and foreigners — who will be surveyed and protected “so they don’t get lost.”
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