The capital city of Tunis is currently facing a severe sanitation crisis as garbage overflows in the streets. During the first week of August, temperatures have climbed above 40°C, exacerbating the situation. Trash bags are overflowing from containers and spilling onto sidewalks and roads. This accumulation of waste has become a common sight across various neighborhoods. The combination of high heat and rotting refuse creates an undignified environment for the capital. Residents are dealing with the unsightly and unsanitary conditions of the city. This situation highlights a significant failure in municipal waste management during the peak of summer. The growing piles of rubbish pose potential health risks to the local population.