Installed since the beginning of December in what was the media village during the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, some residents denounce poor workmanship and already unsanitary housing.
Since December 17, the owners of the accommodation have been able to settle in the media village which was used during the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Dugny, north of Paris. According to BFMTVno less than forty owners of these accommodations are complaining of poor workmanship and unsanitary conditions.
Mold, water leaks,…
Among them, Alamine, father, who testifies. “I have a roller shutter that has been disced with a grinder, I have all the handles on my doors where it is not the right lock, they are too small. He also talks about water leaks, humidity and mold in his home. “Dampness and mold are very big problems, I still have two babies. For me, this is unacceptable.”
Facing him, Laurent Dukeyne, director of the Amétis company which built the Olympic village, admits that“there are two, three subjects that are a little unpleasant, but we are present; we are here”.
While the company was contacted by the mayor of Dugny, Laurent Dukeyne explains that “It’s not because they are unhappy that we don’t take care of them. We will continue to follow them so that, in the end, they are satisfied.” The company promises to begin interventions in the coming days.
