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The state Essahim bus company starts route to Tunis

bySami Zaptia
February 26, 2022
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The state Essahim bus company starts route to Tunis

The state Essahim public transport bus company has started its first international route to Tunis from Tripoli (Photo: Essahim Public Transport Co.).

The state Essahim Bus Company, the only company running regular bus routes within Tripoli, has started its international route to Tunis.

It is the company’s first international route and will serve tourist and medical tourism routes, Essahim reported Thursday.

 

Essahim bus company starts installing bus stops along its routs – LibyaHerald

Express Tripoli to Tarhuna bus service starts Thursday | (libyaherald.com)

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