Never two without three. After a vehicle was trapped in the water on Chemin de Préchamp last October 8, then another this Wednesday morning, it was a minibus which met the same fate this Thursday, shortly before 8 a.m. On board were nine people of Italian origin, who work as subcontractors at the Solvay factory.
The driver tried to take a shortcut to reach Dombasle and put himself in a very awkward position. Once again, firefighters from the Dombasle rescue center intervened and secured the occupants, whom they found blocked in the minibus on their arrival.
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It seems that the barriers and prohibition signs are definitely not enough to dissuade drivers in a hurry from taking this route.
A reinforced dam was installed on each side of this path which connects Dombasle to Varangéville, passing behind the Solvay factory.
