Haute-Garonne
Americannoun
noun
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"I have been a firefighter for 40 years and I had never seen such a fire," said Jean-Pierre Le Cunff, tactical fire chief for the Haute-Garonne region, who has two sons in the force.
From BBC
According to French media, Mr Daillet-Wiedemann is a former local politician who stood with the centrist Democratic Movement in Haute-Garonne, in south-western France.
From BBC
More than 600 local and national police were deployed in the Haute-Garonne Department, where Toulouse is located.
From Los Angeles Times
The local council of Haute-Garonne decided to transport the snow at a cost between $5,400 and $6,500, with the director claiming it was a worthwhile investment to send the snow to lower slopes used by beginners and ski schools.
From Fox News
A further inspection was carried out last year by the Haute-Garonne regional government which confirmed the previous year’s evaluation.
From New York Times
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