"Today, Being a Fisherman Is Not Profitable": Near Saint-Tropez, the Fisherman's Bench Is Back to Life but the Profession Is Worried
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Closed for more than a year, the fisherman's bench of the Marines has just reopened its stalls. Good news for local artisanal fishing, while professionals warn about a threatened trade...
The municipal police immediately visited the site and set up a security perimeter around the house where the shell is now located, pending the intervention of the demining services. No injuries are to be deplored at this stage. The area concerned by the security measures includes the rue Haut Mazeau and Jules Ferry, as well as the Place de l'Ancre. Specifically, a security perimeter with containment was established on half of rue Haut Mazeau, at…
On Monday, August 10, 2026, a magnet fisherman went up a Second World War shell at Pont-Saint-Esprit. He then took him home. A security perimeter was set up pending the arrival of the deminers.
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