"We live in the dark": in Montereau, the endless summer of the inhabitants of the "thermal colanders" of the Surville district

Fortunately there are some trees, some parks, where to find refuge.

Fortunately, there is this wind coming from the surrounding countryside to cool the bodies caught in the heat wave.

In the small poorly insulated apartments of the Surville district, classified in city policy, built on fields in the 1960s on the heights of Montereau, 10,000 inhabitants impatiently await the end of these "beautiful days", far too many. as when on this Wednesday August 10 the degrees of the thermometer climb up to 33.

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