Miraculous after three cardiac arrests, bomb threat, heat record expected: the essential news in the region

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1 650 élèves mis en sécurité après une alerte à la bombe

#MILLAU. This Tuesday, January 23, private establishments were evacuated following a bomb threat. Shortly before, a suspicious email had arrived at the management and the bomb threat procedure was jointly triggered with the national police services.

The evacuation of the 1,650 private school students was secured by the police and took place peacefully. The village hall has been transformed into a school canteen. During this time, the dog technical teams carried out field work to remove doubt about the risks of this alert. At 4:30 p.m., the Aveyron prefecture confirmed that nothing suspicious had been discovered.

In cardiac arrest, he is saved by an emergency doctor, a spectator like him of a match

#BEZIERS.  "If this doctor hadn't been there, I would have died…" Laurent Belmonte has come a long way. Victim of three cardiac arrests, Saturday evening, at the Palais des sports, just before the kick-off of the volleyball match between Béziers and Chamalières, he only owed his salvation to the’ rsquo;intervention by Sylvain Pinaton, an emergency doctor, present on the scene.

Still in intensive care, the survivor was quick to pay tribute to those who saved his life although he has no specific memories of the evening, Sylvain Pinaton says: "The gym speaker asked if someone could come, because someone had just felt unwell. I intervened and after about thirty seconds, his heart stopped beating. I gave him a cardiac massage and asked for a defibrillator. We shocked him twice. His heart stopped again and we shocked him again. He woke up and that’s when he told us he wanted to watch the match! " The firefighters and the Samu took over.
 

Record heat in perspective

#PYRENEES-ORIENTALES.Even if the surroundings of the Mediterranean generally remained away from negative temperatures last week, the change in weather will be spectacular in the coming days, announces L'Indépendant. And in the Pyrénées-Orientales in particular.
Over the next three days (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday), it could be 25 °C. In the Catalan country, it is inland that the thermometer will rise the most. With a temperature of 25 °C, considered the heat threshold, the feeling in direct sunlight would even exceed 30 °C. In Aude, the maximums could also be around 25 °C, indicates Météo Languedoc.
Such temperatures in January would be a record.

Disturbing disappearance of a sixty-year-old

#LOZERE.  Michel Pelegry, 65, living in the town of Fournels, has not given any sign of life since Wednesday January 17. Considered worrying, his disappearance required a call for witnesses widely distributed by the gendarmerie. The sixty-year-old's car was found in the town of Val-d’Arcomie, in Cantal, without its owner.
The search continues to find Fournelais. People who have information to locate him can contact the town's gendarmerie brigade on 04 66 31 60 07 or 17.

Today’s figure: 3.1

#MONTPELLIER.  Le Capoulier, a historic building in the city center, is on sale for 3.1 million euros. By launching a call for expressions of interest, the City hopes to attract a large brand to this historic building on rue Maguelone, between the Comédie and the station. No name has yet filtered. 1,051 m2 available spread over three levels are available. The City intends to restore its letters of nobility to rue de Maguelone.
 

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