This Tuesday, July 8, more than 2,000 hectares of forests left for smoke near Narbonne, info on the group that helped the escape of Mohamed Amra and the Tour de France saw its first yellow cards appear.
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This Tuesday, July 8, more than 2,000 hectares burned in Aude, near Narbonne. The fire started on Monday afternoon and now threatens the municipalities of Bages and Peyrac-de-Mer. 1,000 firefighters are mobilized. The A9 motorway reopened this Tuesday morning, the day before hundreds of motorists were stuck there, some forced to sleep in their car or in gymnasiums made available.
Who hides behind the BMF group, Black Manjak Family, suspected of having helped the escape of Mohamed Amra in 2024? In a note obtained by Franceinfo, the police describe the group's criminal activities. BMF was initially a music label founded by rapper Koba the D, sentenced to six years in prison for a fatal car accident.
The yellow cards appear on the Tour de France! After several falls on the third stage this Monday, four runners were sanctioned for “irregular sprint”, including French Bryan Coquard, who struck the Belgian Jasper Philipsen, carrying the green jersey, forcing him to abandon. This system was put in place at the start of the season by the UCI and aims to calm the ardor of an ever faster peloton.
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