Storm Caetano hit hard on Thursday, November 21. The firefighters had a lot to do and counted 300 interventions. A return to normal is expected this Friday 22 around 12 p.m. Please note, train traffic in the department is still very disrupted.
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In the middle of a storm, photovoltaic panels fell from the roof of the Longchamp school in Nantes. A great scare for parents and passers-by. | FRANCK DUBRAY
The Loire-Atlantique was crossed by storm Caetano on Thursday November 21. Trees uprooted, damaged roofs, difficult traffic… Firefighters counted 300 interventions in 94 municipalities in the department. Thirteen victims, slightly injured in connection with the climatic event, were also treated by the firefighters.
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At Nantes station, be careful, not all trains are running. Traffic remains interrupted across the entire Loire network, with the exception of the Nantes-Savenay and Nantes-Angers-Le Mans routes. “The consequences of the bad weather the day before require, among other things, checks to guarantee your safety,” SNCF report.
