Warning of winds that may reach 140 kilometers per hour
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Due to Storm Austen, which is effective in France, the meteorological agency announced that it has moved to the orange alert level.
French meteorological agency Meteo-France warned of winds that could reach speeds of 140 kilometers per hour in the provinces in the western and northern parts of the country.
Announcing that the alert level was increased to orange in these provinces, Meteo-France asked citizens to be careful.
French Minister of Transport Philippe Tabarot announced in his post on the social media account of the US-based company
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Enedis electricity company announced that there was a power outage in 160 thousand households in the regions affected by Storm Austen.

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