Soldiers and armed police are patrolling the streets of the Tunisian capital, Tunis, after yesterday's deadly bombing on a presidential guard bus which killed 13 people.
Most of the sources I have spoken to say the device was actually detonated on the bus.
AFP
Security forces have also set up checkpoints searching vehicles and pedestrians.
At Tunis international airport only people with valid travel tickets are allowed to enter.
We are expecting a briefing from the government in the coming hours but people are shocked that this happened in the centre of the city.
But a day after the state emergency was declared, people have started going to work, some are taking their kids to schools.
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