Oil pollution was detected in the town of Villeneuve-le-Roi (Val de Marne) mid-September. A call for witnesses was launched Wednesday October 6 as part of a police investigation, reports News Val-de-Marne. The firefighters were called on September 15 for significant pollution found in the wastewater network of a district of the city.
“Very significant resources have been deployed”
Several pumping operations were carried out, as well as a cleaning of public sanitation works, write our colleagues. “Very significant resources were deployed on the spot, for several hours, by various authorities: Syage, Suez, the services of the municipality, the fire brigade and the police”, had indicated the president of Syage (Mixed Union for Sanitation and Water Management of the Yerres catchment area) and the mayor of Villeneuve-le-Roi, Didier Gonzales (LR).
Three weeks after the incident, the national police therefore decided to call for witnesses. People who have witnessed “On that day or the days preceding, of oil spills or leaks in the pipes” are invited to come forward to the Choisy-le-Roi police station. The authorities can be contacted on 01 48 90 15 04, indicates the local news site.
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