Is Paris coffee made with polluted river water? Paris Olympics complaints affect coffee

Weather of Arabia - Complaints about the Paris Olympics reached coffee, as an Italian broadcaster complained about its taste, saying that it seemed to be mixed with water from the Seine River, whose pollution levels had reached their peak.

Meanwhile, France faced several problems during the Olympics, as the triathlon competitions were postponed due to the high level of bacteria in the Seine River in the center of the capital, Paris. The rain also contributed to the emergence of rats from their hiding places to roam the streets of the “City of Lights,” causing a lot of harm to the athletes and tourists coming to watch the global event.

Paris coffee is contaminated with water from the Seine River

Italian broadcaster Luca Sacchi complained while commenting on the swimming competitions in Paris, saying:

“Even the coffee here is unbearable. I think it is made with the water of the dirty Seine River, whose level of pollution is unimaginable, despite what is said about its cleaning operations.” Saki added: “Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, said that the city invested 1.5 billion euros to clean the river and even swam.” "It was there to prove that things were fine, but as soon as the rain came, it was revealed, and everyone knew what happened next."

The rats increased the concerns of the athletes, as the river is polluted with bacteria from their droppings, which may cause damage to the liver and kidneys.

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