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Policeman and 3 assailants dead in Tunisian resort attack

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Sousse (Tunisia), Sep 6 (EFE / EPA).- At least one police officer and three suspected terrorists died and another agent was seriously injured on Sunday in an attack in the Tunisian city of Susa, scene of the terrorist attacks in 2015, in which 38 people died.FOOTAGE OF THE AREA WHERE THE ATTACK OCCURRED.

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