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After a century-long ban, Parisians and tourists will soon be able to swim in the Seine River. This follows a costly cleanup for the 2024 Olympics. Three new swimming sites, including locations near the Notre Dame and Eiffel Tower, will open this weekend. Despite initial concerns and past illnesses, officials assure that water quality meets EU standards. Daily tests and flags will monitor safety, with some experts and residents still showing skepticism.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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