Nabeul considers underwater sand replenishment to counter coastal erosion
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- A coastal protection study in Nabeul, Tunisia, has reached its fourth phase.
- The study covers 32 kilometers between Béni Khiar port and South Hammamet port and examines underwater replenishment as an alternative to coastal erosion.
A study examining protection against marine erosion along Tunisia’s Nabeul coast has reached its fourth phase.
The project covers a 32-kilometer stretch between the port of Béni Khiar and the port of South Hammamet. It is focused on measures to protect the shoreline, including underwater replenishment as an alternative response to erosion.
Karim Boulifa, the Nabeul official for the Agency for the Protection and Development of the Coast, discussed the study in a radio statement.
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