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Mazan rape trial: the 51 accused found guilty
Justice ruled unequivocally this Thursday in the Mazan rape case, recognizing the 51 defendants guilty. Sentences ranging from three to 20 years in prison were handed down by the Vaucluse criminal court. Dominique Pélicot, for his part, is sentenced to 20 years of criminal imprisonment. “I respect the court and the court’s decision,” responded Gisèle Pélicot in a very dignified manner, who added that she had confidence in “a future in which everyone, women and men, can live in harmony.”
Towards the end of the medication instructions?
The paper instructions could disappear from medicine boxes. To this end, digital instructions will be tested on around a hundred treatments, including paracetamol, via a QR Code, the national medicines safety agency announced on Wednesday. The objective of this dematerialization is to provide patients with better medical information. This project is also part of a reflection initiated at the European level and in a logic of ecological responsibility. The pilot phase of the project, which is expected to last two years, will begin on October 1, 2025.
Record attendance on trains
SNCF recorded record attendance on its trains in 2023. According to the Transport Authority, the train is the only mode of transport to have exceeded its pre-Covid attendance level. Train ridership increased by 6% between 2022 and 2023.
“Kaamelott”: the release date of the second part known
Alexandre Astier revealed, on Wednesday, the release date of the second part of “Kaamelott”, which will be divided into two films. The first feature film will be available in cinemas from October 22, 2025.
A beaver seen in the North
A beaver was seen in the Fretin marshes, in the North. This animal, hunted for its fur and its secretions used in perfumery, had not been seen in the region for 150 years. Its presence is good news for biodiversity.
