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Lawsuit over lead poisoning danger from Notre-Dame blaze

cde.news desk 31 July 2019, 12:35 · 1 min read

epa07722577 A part of a destroyed ribbed vault is seen during preliminary work in the Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral three months after a major fire in Paris, France, 17 July 2019. French MPs on July 16 approved a law on the reconstruction of Notre-Dame, three months after flames ravaged the great Paris cathedral, but with the rebuilding process still mired in controversy. The April 15 fire destroyed the roof and steeple of the 850-year-old Gothic cathedral. Images of the ancient cathedral going up in flames sparked shock and dismay across the globe as well as in France, where it is considered one of the nation's most beloved landmarks. EPA-EFE/STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / POOL MAXPPP OUT

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