French Mayor Bans 'Exasperating' Tiger Mosquitoes
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Tiger mosquitoes were abolished in the French commune of Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert, Mayor Olivier Joly issued a decree banning the insects
Tiger mosquitoes were abolished in the French commune of Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert, and Mayor Olivier Joly issued a decree banning the insects.The measures were taken after complaints from residents who, due to mosquitoes, cannot safely stay outside....
The peculiar order is accompanied by measures against these insects in which the City Council has already invested about 45,000 euros
For now, “no mosquito has been arrested or fined,” admits Mayor Olivier Joly.
Faced with the proliferation of insects, the mayor of Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert took this ban order on 1 September. "Any tiger mosquito that does not respect" the instructions "is exposed to prosecution", previews the text with humor.
No tiger mosquito will now be able to fly over Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert in the Loire. Piqué au vive par ses administrés, the mayor takes a ban on overflight.
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