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After the fire of the two equipments in March and May, the residents of 4 rue de Hollande saw their daily life upset: difficult to ride races, appointments cancelled and limited exits. The return to service of a first cabin on 31 July changed the lives of the inhabitants, but concerns remained.
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After the fire of the two equipments in March and May, the residents of 4 rue de Hollande saw their daily life upset: difficult to ride races, appointments cancelled and limited exits. The return to service of a first cabin on 31 July changed the lives of the inhabitants, but concerns remained.

·Nancy, France
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estrepublicain.fr broke the news in Nancy, France on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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