US EditionInside Paris flat as bedbugs take over city
- Paris is grappling with a widespread bedbug infestation that has affected 11% of households in the country. The French government is holding emergency meetings to address the issue.
- Even upscale establishments like restaurants and fashion week events have been infested with bedbugs. The critters can hitch a ride on seats and clothing, making them difficult to eradicate.
- The deputy mayor of Paris has asked the Prime Minister to take action against the bedbug problem, highlighting the urgent need to recognize it as a public health concern.
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A very French response to Paris’ bedbug bedlam
They’ve been spotted in cinemas, at Charles de Gaulle Airport, on public transport, and widely seen in social media posts. Conquering the bed bug infestation in Paris could prove a Herculean task, writes David A. Andelman, a habitué of the city.
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Bedbugs, blood-sucking insects, have been spotted indoors, on public transport, hotels and even at Charles-de-Gaulle International Airport in Paris.
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- 33% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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