LE FIGARO Why do we talk so much less about
Grande-Synthe
than about Calais when the situation is at least as critical there?
Martial BEYAERT.
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It's a mystery.
I do not have the answer.
You have to ask the state.
We cannot let people survive in camps that are in the hands of smugglers.
I cannot tolerate it.
Today, no one comes out humanely unscathed from a visit to this camp.
The living conditions are extreme, intolerable, unworthy.
I wrote two letters to the Minister of the Interior to sound the alarm.
Why am I getting no response?
We are lucky to have a very understanding and caring population (...) but we cannot stay like that.
Martial Beyaert, mayor (PS) of Grande-Synthe
Mr. Darmanin came to the Dunkirk coast on October 9th.
He did not go to see the health situation in Grande-Synthe.
He only spoke of security.
Drones, police officers, cameras are good, but we also have to talk about support, reception.
We get the impression that no one is concerned about the health and safety of the camps in Grande-Synthe.
We are lucky to have
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