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E. coli Outbreak in France Kills Child, Sickens Dozens

A 12-year-old girl died in a food poisoning outbreak in northern France that has affected 24 people, possibly due to E. coli-contaminated meat from six butcher shops; authorities have closed the shops and issued public health alerts.

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Eurostar Faces Major Disruptions Due to Cable Theft and Fatalities

Cable theft near Lille, France, has caused severe delays and cancellations on Eurostar services between London and Paris following two deaths on the tracks Tuesday, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and causing significant travel chaos.

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145 Syringe Attacks Reported During France's Fête de la Musique

On Saturday, during France's Fête de la Musique, 145 people reported being assaulted with syringes, resulting in 12 arrests and hospitalizations, following online calls targeting women.

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145 Report Needle Pricks at French Music Festival; 12 Detained

At the Fête de la Musique in Paris, 145 people reported being pricked by needles, resulting in 12 arrests and raising concerns about a potential coordinated attack following social media calls. The majority of victims were young women.

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Macron Seeks UNESCO Status for French Electronic Music

French President Emmanuel Macron proposed UNESCO cultural heritage status for French electronic music, or "French touch," following Germany's recognition of Berlin techno, aiming to highlight France's pioneering role in the genre and its cultural impact.

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French Student Alleges Four Years of Harassment at UVIC, Criticizes University Response

A French physiotherapy student at the University of Vic (UVIC) in Barcelona, Marilou Vioix, reported four years of harassment by classmates, including physical and online abuse, leading to a police complaint and mediation which Vioix felt was unfairly handled by the university despite initial suppor...

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Eurostar Delays After Cable Theft Near Lille

The theft or cutting of 600 meters of rail cable near Lille Europe station caused severe delays and cancellations to Eurostar train services between the UK and EU, disrupting thousands of journeys and potentially impacting the NATO summit in the Netherlands.

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Eurostar Passengers Face Mass Disruption After Cable Theft and Rail Fatalities

Thousands of Eurostar passengers faced severe delays and cancellations Wednesday due to the theft of 600 meters of copper cables near Lille, France, compounding disruptions from two prior rail fatalities.

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France Evacuates Citizens from Israel via Cyprus Amidst War

France evacuated 102 citizens from Israel to Cyprus on Tuesday, using a military aircraft that landed in Larnaca; they will return to Paris on Wednesday, while additional flights are anticipated. This follows the start of the war between Israel and Iran on June 8th and the implementation of Cyprus' ...

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French Court Holds State Partially Liable in Algae-Related Death

A French court found the government 60% responsible for the 2016 death of Jean-Rene Auffray, a jogger who died from inhaling hydrogen sulfide released from rotting algae in Brittany, ruling that the state negligently failed to enforce regulations against agricultural pollution causing the algae bloo...

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Eurostar Resumes Service After Fatal Incidents and Cable Theft Cause Major Disruption

Eurostar services resumed Wednesday evening with delays after two deaths and cable theft on the LGV Nord line caused major disruption Tuesday, resulting in cancelled trains and long passenger queues at London St Pancras.

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145 Syringe Attacks Reported at France's Fête de la Musique

During France's Fête de la Musique, 145 people reported being pricked with syringes, resulting in 12 arrests across the country; investigations are underway, following similar incidents in 2022.

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