Hassan Salman
The Tunisian actress Nermine Safar, who became known as the “Corona Dancer” in Tunisia, revealed that she had received a death threat from the “Aqba Bin Nafi” brigades, which is classified as a terrorist organization in Tunisia.
In a video posted on her Facebook page, Safar launched a distress call to the Tunisian authorities, noting that she had received a call from someone who threatened her with death upon leaving the house, noting that he belonged to the “Aqba bin Nafi ‘” brigades.
She also published pictures of the messages sent by the perpetrator, in addition to his phone number, and it includes an explicit death threat.
Nermine Sfaron Sunday
يفدلك و لا يحكي بجده تهديد بالقتل 😐
Hours later, Zero released another video, in which she confirmed that the security forces were able to arrest the perpetrator and provide security protection for her home.
Zero recently sparked the controversy after submitting direct dance links on her Facebook page, calling on the Tunisians to follow her to break the severity of the home stone imposed by the Corona virus.