<p>Fire broke out at the headquarters of Tunisia's Ennahda party on Thursday and Ali Larayedh, a party leader and former prime minister, was injured when he jumped to safety from a second-floor window, sources and witnesses said.</p>.<p>Civil Protection Office workers were rescuing some people from the building in the capital, Tunis.</p>.<p>It was not yet clear if there were more injuries.</p>.<p>There was no official reason given yet for the fire, but a party member told Reuters it resulted from a short-circuit in the main meetings hall.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>
<p>Fire broke out at the headquarters of Tunisia's Ennahda party on Thursday and Ali Larayedh, a party leader and former prime minister, was injured when he jumped to safety from a second-floor window, sources and witnesses said.</p>.<p>Civil Protection Office workers were rescuing some people from the building in the capital, Tunis.</p>.<p>It was not yet clear if there were more injuries.</p>.<p>There was no official reason given yet for the fire, but a party member told Reuters it resulted from a short-circuit in the main meetings hall.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>