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Drought conditions are worsening across parts of France. Meurthe-et-Moselle remains in crisis level with water restrictions maintained, while in the Vosges, haulage firm Vosges Transports says it is on the brink of bankruptcy due to the drought. In Brittany, regional authorities and BPI France have announced 50 million euros in guaranteed loans, and emergency farm aid in the Marne is described as insufficient to reach everyone affected.
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Thousands of Bouygues Telecom customers in northern France and Moselle reported service problems on 30 September 2026, with users unable to make calls or use mobile data. The disruption prompted a wave of complaints on social media as customers looked for updates on when service would be restored. No clear cause or resolution timeline has been confirmed.
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Socialist politician Jérôme Guedj has called for people to draw inspiration from what the Moselle department in northeastern France has managed to achieve over more than 80 years. His remarks were carried by local outlet Moselle TV. The comment has drawn attention locally, with audiences in the region discussing what the department's long track record means and what lessons it offers today.