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Saône-Et-Loire/ain. "We Were at the End": an Invasion of Grain Bugs Sows Anger Between the Mâconnais and the Ain

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Residents between the Saône-et-Loire and the Ain were forced to live closed windows for several days, after the invasion of small insects, called cereal bugs, which seemed to come from rape fields. The worrying phenomenon, as the inhabitants remained without solutions to the authorities.

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Saône-Et-Loire/ain. "We Were at the End": an Invasion of Grain Bugs Sows Anger Between the Mâconnais and the Ain

Residents between the Saône-et-Loire and the Ain were forced to live closed windows for several days, after the invasion of small insects, called cereal bugs, which seemed to come from rape fields. The worrying phenomenon, as the inhabitants remained without solutions to the authorities.

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lejsl.com broke the news in 9 days ago on Thursday, August 7, 2025.

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