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"It Looks Like There Was Nothing": Four Months After the Storm, Fécamp Will Soon Have Rebuilt His Seafront

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On 9 January last in Fécamp, winds of 157 km/h had completely destroyed the terraces of the seafront. Four months later, the city found its shops, just in time for the start of the season. More than 450,000 euros were spent by the town hall to restore everything. - "It looks like there was nothing": four months after the storm, Fécamp will soon have rebuilt its seafront (Regions).
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On 9 January last in Fécamp, winds of 157 km/h had completely destroyed the terraces of the seafront. Four months later, the city found its shops, just in time for the start of the season. More than 450,000 euros were spent by the town hall to restore everything. - "It looks like there was nothing": four months after the storm, Fécamp will soon have rebuilt its seafront (Regions).

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TF1 INFO broke the news on Saturday, May 16, 2026.
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