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The Presence of Lead in the Water of some Taps of the Schools Creates Controversy, the Town Hall Wants to Be Reassuring in This Commune Near Saint-Maximin

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Since 31 August 2026, a controversy has swelled in Saint-Zacharie. Surveys conducted by the Regional Health Agency (ARS) have revealed a higher-than-normal presence of lead in some of the water points in the village's kindergarten and elementary schools. Pending further results, the municipality wants to be reassuring.
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Since 31 August 2026, a controversy has swelled in Saint-Zacharie. Surveys conducted by the Regional Health Agency (ARS) have revealed a higher-than-normal presence of lead in some of the water points in the village's kindergarten and elementary schools. Pending further results, the municipality wants to be reassuring.

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nicematin.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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