At least 11 dead in Tunisia military bus attack
Updated: 2015-11-25 01:10
(Agencies)
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TUNIS - At least 11 people were killed when attackers blew up a Tunisian bus carrying presidential guards in the capital Tunis, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry said on Tuesday.
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