Residents who lost their homes go back to piles of rubble and ash on Le Porge's 'Desolation Avenue'
As the fight against the disaster continues, local authorities are searching for ways to rehouse those who have lost everything. An intact wooden chair sits in the middle of the garden, and a few pots stand next to the skeletal remains of a bicycle. That is all that is left of Yves Brugieregarde's house, reduced to blackened walls barely standing amidst a jumble of tiles, charred beams and melted window frames.
- ▪As the fight against the disaster continues, local authorities are searching for ways to rehouse those who have lost everything.
- ▪An intact wooden chair sits in the middle of the garden, and a few pots stand next to the skeletal remains of a bicycle.
- ▪That is all that is left of Yves Brugieregarde's house, reduced to blackened walls barely standing amidst a jumble of tiles, charred beams and melted window frames.
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| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 10:20:14 +0200 |
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HERVÉ LEQUEUX FOR « LE MONDE » Environment Environment Environment Fires Fires Fires Residents who lost their homes go back to piles of rubble and ash on Le Porge's 'Desolation Avenue' By Maryline Baumard (Le Porge, special correspondent) Published today at 10:20 am (Paris), updated at 10:26 am 4 min read Lire en français Subscribers only Make us preferred on Google (() => { const scope = document.currentScript && document.currentScript.parentElement; const element = scope && scope.querySelector('[data-element="google-discover-button-link"][data-google-discover-ready="false"]'); const referrerType = document.documentElement.dataset.googleDiscoverReferrerType || ''; if (!(element instanceof HTMLAnchorElement) || !referrerType) { return; } element.href = referrerType === 'discover' ?…
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