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"Catastrophe aérienne" fictive à Bartenheim : la mobilisation en images

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Un exercice de sécurité civile simulant un crash d'avion de ligne a mobilisé plusieurs centaines de secouristes et de figurants, ce mardi soir, à Bartenheim, à quelques kilomètres de l'EuroAiport de Mulhouse-Bâle. Illustration et explications en images.

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