Health officials in Paris said Wednesday that a young boy needs medical monitoring because tests conducted after the Notre Dame Cathedral fire showed that he was at risk of lead poisoning.
A total of 162 children have been tested for lead in Paris after hundreds of tons of lead in Notre Dame's spire and roof melted in the blaze. Sixteen of those were deemed to be just short of being"at risk" and will also be monitored as a precaution. Critics say authorities didn't move fast enough to protect workers and residents from lead pollution.
One technique involves spreading a gel on the ground to absorb the lead. It will need to dry for at least three days before being removed. Another method will feature high pressure water jets with chemical agents to clean the soil, the culture ministry said.
Wow. The church in restoration really needs quite the update. Hopefully they will take whatever suggestions from the team that restored & update St. Patrick’s
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