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Impassable, the Jean-Bruck stadium in temporarily closes its doors

Only the athletics track is submerged. The lawn which notably hosts FC Drouais matches has, it seems, resisted the overflow of the Blaise.

“The City services were responsive. We were forced to close the stadium, but, fortunately, the pitch was not affected,” explains Alain Guenzi, municipal councilor, City sports delegate.

In June 2018, the Jean-Bruck stadium and the athletics track were submerged by 80 cm of water, “this time, it’s light and so much the better” rejoices Alain Guenzi. He explains: “When the rain falls continuously, there is always an element of risk due to the installations.” The evacuation system being positioned above stadium level.

Concerning the Sports Palace located a stone’s throw from the stadium, “it has not been impacted, except for a locker room, but everything is in order for sports practice.”

Floods in © DREUX Agency
Floods in Dreux © DREUX Agency
Floods in Dreux © DREUX Agency
The Blaise overflows at the Louis-Philippe residence. © DREUX Agency
The Blaise, which divides here into two arms, is at a height never seen before. © DREUX Agency
The water comes to lick the buildings of the Louis-Philippe residence. © DREUX Agency
If it is regularly dry, the arm of the Commune, passing in front of the Exhibition Center, finds water. © DREUX Agency
Even the ditches are filled with water, like here in the Digny sector.
Saint-Georges-Motel is not immune to rising water levels. Here, the road to Abondant, at the exit of the town. We’re not passing anymore!
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