Mulhouse: traffic accidents
A traffic accident involving a person on a two-wheeler took place around 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday May 24, boulevard des Alliés in Mulhouse. Slightly injured, a five-year-old boy was taken by firefighters to Émile-Muller hospital.
Another traffic accident involving a single car occurred on rue de Belfort in Mulhouse on Tuesday shortly before 10 p.m. The driver, a 50-year-old, got out of her vehicle before help arrived. The firefighters and police present on site took care of the beaconing and fire protection. The victim’s condition did not require transport to hospital.
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Trash fire spreads to an undergrowth
A rubbish fire was reported on rue Alfred-Kastler in Mulhouse on Tuesday around 7:45 p.m. The fire spread to the level of an undergrowth, over an area of just under 20 m². Firefighters deployed a lance from the revolving hose reel to put out the flames.
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Saint-Louis: an unsanitary restaurant ordered to comply with standards
This Wednesday, May 25 at the start of the afternoon in Saint-Louis, between 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m., two fast food establishments as well as an association were subject to health checks. A municipal officer, a health control officer, a municipal police officer and six national police officers therefore went to the defined locations. In the first restaurant, slight problems were observed with the air extraction. This has been put on notice. In the second restaurant, numerous hygiene shortcomings were highlighted. It is therefore subject to a compliance obligation in order to upgrade as quickly as possible. Finally, the controlled association also failed in its obligations. It did not have a license to sell alcoholic beverages. But she used it anyway.
The establishments will be notified of a deadline to bring themselves up to standard quickly, under penalty of seeing the sub-prefecture decide on their administrative closure.
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