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Parisians Jump Back Into Seine River After 100 Years

ParisianswereallowedtoswimintheSeineRiverforthefirsttimeinover100 years.

一百多年來，巴黎人第一次被允許在塞納河游泳。

ThepublicswimmingareasarelocatedneartheEiffelTowerandÎleSaint-Louis.

公共游泳區位於艾菲爾鐵塔和聖路易島附近。

Amunicipalofficercleanedtheriverandlifeguardsenforcedsafetymeasures.

一名市政官員清理了河流，救生員執行了安全措施。

ThewaterqualitynowmeetsEuropeanstandardsonmostdaysaftera 1.4 billion euro cleanupproject.

經過耗資 14 億歐元的清理工程後，現在大多數日子的水質都符合歐洲標準。

MayorAnneHidalgotookadipintheriverasasignofconfidenceinthewaterquality.

市長安妮·伊達爾戈 (Anne Hidalgo) 在河中暢遊，以表達對水質的信心。

SwimmingintheSeinehadbeenbannedsince 1923duetopollutionandsafetyrisks.

由於污染和安全風險，塞納河自 1923 年起就被禁止游泳。

Somelocalsexpressedexcitementaboutthereopeningoftheswimmingareas, whileothersremainedskeptical.

一些當地人對游泳區重新開放感到興奮，而其他人則持懷疑態度。

Despitethestrictsafetymeasures, someresidentsarestillwaryofpotentialrisksintheriver.

儘管採取了嚴格的安全措施，但一些居民仍然對河流的潛在風險保持警惕。

Parisians were allowed to swim in the Seine River for the first time in over 100 years.

The public swimming areas are located near the Eiffel Tower and Île Saint-Louis.

A municipal officer cleaned the river and lifeguards enforced safety measures.

The water quality now meets European standards on most days after a 1.4 billion euro cleanup project.

Mayor Anne Hidalgo took a dip in the river as a sign of confidence in the water quality.

Swimming in the Seine had been banned since 1923 due to pollution and safety risks.

Some locals expressed excitement about the reopening of the swimming areas, while others remained skeptical.

Despite the strict safety measures, some residents are still wary of potential risks in the river.

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