Stranded passengers, Noyon budget, homeless… What happened in Oise this week?

A hundred passengers stuck on a Ryanair plane in Beauvais, the city of Noyon revotes its budget after being criticized by the regional audit office, two homeless people suspected of murder arrested in Compiègne, … Did you miss something in the news? Or maybe you want to know what happened this week in the Oise in a quick reading of a few minutes?

The writing ofOise News selected for you the five information that you shouldn’t miss during the week of Monday June 24 to Friday June 28, 2024.

160 passengers stayed four hours on a plane on the tarmac in Beauvais

It was a very long afternoon on Tuesday for the 160 passengers boarded a Ryanair plane at Beauvais airport heading to Tirana (Albania). Because of a kerosene breakdown, and a fuel spill on the runway, the plane was unable to take off on time. An unforeseen event which “required maintenance intervention for a repair”, explained Edo Friart, the commercial director of Beauvais airport. “The captain and maintenance estimated they could repair in a time that would have allowed the passengers to be left on board for leave quickly ». Finally, seeing that the repair was taking longer than expected (about four hours of waiting in 30°C), the Ryanair company found another plane to welcome passengers and take off towards the Albanian sun.

A woman saves a child from the flames in a burning house in Laigneville

Wednesday afternoon, a house of Laigneville was engulfed in flames during a birthday party that ended badly. Seeing the fire spread, the children and adults quickly evacuated the accommodation. But the owner realized thatone last child was still sleeping upstairs. She heroically went to get him and managed to get him to safety. But the resident then badly burned on the hands, face and torso while trying to put out the flames. “It’s a very serious situation,” said the mayor of Laigneville, Christophe Dietrich.

On Monday, two homeless people, a 21-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman, were arrested in Compiègne. They are suspected of murder on the victim who had been found lifeless by tourists practicing urban exploration, in an abandoned building in the friche Brézillon in Noyon last May. A judicial information for murder was opened on Wednesday by the Senlis criminal center while the two individuals recognized their “responsibility” in the death of the victim. Wounds were noted by the forensic doctor on the body of the deceased, suggesting stab wounds. The two young people were placed in pre-trial detention.

The City of Noyon modifies its budget, 100,000 euros less for associations

Subsidies granted to associations will be reduced by 100,000 euros this year at Noyon. This is a measure that the municipal council of the city of Calvin voted for by a majority on Thursday evening to bring its 2024 budget into line, which had been singled out for suspicion of insincerity by the Prefect of Oise, then scrutinized by the Regional Chamber of Accounts, which issued its report fifteen days before this session. “In 4 years, you have created a real financial disaster »criticized the opponent and former mayor, Patrick Deguise.

To balance its budget, the City of Noyon will have to sell real estate or borrow from banks. But the measure that is not going through is the reduction in subsidies to associations. “It is unacceptable,” denounced David Bajeuxopposition city councilor. “It doesn’t please anyone here, but we take responsibility for it”retorts the mayor (LR) Sandrine Dauchelle. “We take into account the CRC’s proposals in this amending decision.”

A new trial for assaults on Shaïna took place in Senlis

A fourth trial was held in the case Shainathis 15-year-old girl who was murdered and burned alive at Creil by her boyfriend at the time, who has since been sentenced to 18 years in prison. On Tuesday, before the juvenile court in Senlistwo defendants appeared for having beaten up the young woman from Creil in May 2019, five months before her death. At the time of the events, they were aged 14 and 15They were sentenced to 20 months in prison, six of which were suspended for one, and 12 months of suspended imprisonment for the second. Their lawyers have appealed.

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