Early this Saturday, October 2, deposits of slurry, hydrocarbons, large tires and old batteries were discovered at the entrances to the exhibitor car parks and the banks of the Cher at the Foire de Montluçon (Allier).
These deposits, which were on the road, were cleared by the services of the city and the exhibition center. The police made the usual findings.
Montluçon Fair (Allier): activities on the opening weekend program
The arrival of exhibitors was slightly disrupted. Monev, the organizing company of the Fair, was thinking this morning about the legal consequences to be given. “We were victims of an act of vandalism,” commented Monev’s president Daniel Lemaire.
Philippe Werth
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