Stories from Bourg · France

The prefecture of Cher is warning participants near a military firing range about the risk of explosions. Residents are advised not to make fires, dig, or collect anything on the land. The installation of tents is also discouraged.

A Greek Member of the European Parliament, Arvanitis, stated that if Greek officials knew about or assisted in preventing a global cloud file system, it requires an urgent statement and accountability. He described the situation as extremely concerning.

A Free Party that began yesterday on a military field near Bourges is continuing today. Up to 30,000 people are expected to attend despite the prohibition. More than 20,000 people have occupied a military site near Bourges illegally over the last three days. Approximately 8,000 people remained on the site as of Monday morning. Local residents in the nearby village of Banjy are reportedly expressing frustration with the situation. The occupation has involved loud music playing continuously on the military grounds.

The European Parliament has voted to refer a trade deal to the European Court of Justice. The decision passed with a narrow majority in January. Support came from French and Polish deputies, as well as far-right and left-wing members, and parts of the German Green Party.

Up to 30,000 people are expected at a free party in Cornus, near Bourges, in the Cher region. The event is being held on a military field, raising concerns about potential explosions from old munitions, according to authorities. The event is under high surveillance.

Spanish airline Volotea is facing criticism for charging passengers additional fees for flights even after tickets have been purchased.

Two people died from electrocution at a rave near Bourges. Two individuals died at a rave event held near Bourges, France. The event is taking place on a military terrain that the prefecture warns may contain unexploded ordnance. Two young men and a young woman, aged 17 to 19, responded to families. The sub-prefect of Ardèche, Guilem Gervila, reported on the event. Approximately 20,000 people gathered for a free party near Bourges in Cher since yesterday. Participants occupied a military training ground designated for 'defense secret' military tests. This military site, located in the commune of Cornus, is considered dangerous due to potentially unexploded munitions. Two people were electrocuted at an unauthorized rave near Nevers. The incident occurred after the party ended, and the victims were discovered the following day. One victim was found in her room after a heroin overdose.

Approximately 20,000 people have gathered near Bourges for a weekend-long free party event known as Technival. The event is being held on military land. Local authorities have characterized the gathering as very dangerous.

Five youths died following a vehicle crash near Bourges in the Cornus area. The cause of the accident is currently unknown and an investigation is underway. Authorities are working to formally identify the passengers. Five youths, comprising four boys and one girl aged 17 to 19, died after their vehicle went off the road on the D270 departmental road. The vehicle fell 25 meters overlooking the Kans river before catching fire. There were no survivors in the completely engulfed vehicle, according to the report. Emergency services deployed 48 firefighters, approximately 30 rescue vehicles, and 23 gendarmes to secure the scene of a violent vehicle accident. The vehicle remains at the site as investigations continue. Authorities have been able to interview witnesses regarding the incident.

More than 20,000 people gathered in Cornus, east of Bourges, to protest a government bill. The proposed legislation seeks to penalize protesters with up to six months in prison and 1,500 euro fines. Organizers expect the crowd to reach 30,000 people.