Several French municipalities, including Narbonne and Marseille, have decided to cancel the fireworks planned for July 14 because of the increased risk of fires
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In the wake of the devastating fires in southern France, many municipalities have decided to cancel or postpone the fireworks displays scheduled for July 14. Fire risks, exacerbated by drought, have prompted mayors in departments such as Indre, Creuse and Loiret to act responsibly. In some areas, bans have been lifted, but mayors have been encouraged to check safety conditions before allowing the festivities to take place.
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