Heatwaves: the government evokes a cost of "about 10 to 15 billion euros"
At the time, the government estimated that tap water cuts were already affecting "more than 30,000 people out of 80 municipalities".
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A revised figure on Wednesday, Monique Barbut now referring to "more than 40,000 people" involved. "The first of our priorities obviously remains the supply of drinking water, which is already under stress in several territories, more precisely today in 50 French departments," she said.
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A revised figure on Wednesday, Monique Barbut now referring to "more than 40,000 people" involved.
according to BFMTV — News 24/7"The first of our priorities obviously remains the supply of drinking water, which is already under stress in several territories, more precisely today in 50 French departments," she said.
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On Wednesday 12 August, Monique Barbut, the Minister of Environmental Transition, opened a crisis meeting on drought, referring to a..
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