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3 missing after entering underground tunnels in northwestern France
Emergency services on scene, with Seine-Maritime prefecture asking public to stay away from area in Fecamp commune to ensure smooth rescue operations
İlayda Çakırtekin |
20.02.2026 - Update : 20.02.2026
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ISTANBUL
Three people went missing after entering underground tunnels in northwestern France, local media reported Friday.
Two men and a woman entered underground tunnels through an access point closed to the public during the night between Thursday and Friday in the Fecamp commune of the Seine-Maritime department, according to broadcaster BFMTV.
Emergency services are reportedly on the scene, while the Seine-Maritime prefecture issued a statement asking the public to stay away from the area to ensure smooth rescue operations.
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