France's Zone Rouge in northeast France remains permanently off-limits since 1918 due to contamination from chemical warfare during World War I, with soil saturated in arsenic, mercury, and chlorine, and containing approximately 1 million unrecovered soldier bodies; a dedicated French team removes 900 tons of munitions annually, with cleanup expected to continue for another 700 years.
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This Land in France Has Been Off-Limits Since 1918Añadido:
France has land that's been off limits since 1918, not temporarily, permanently.
In northeast France, the Zone Rouge, World War I never ended. The soil is saturated with arsenic, mercury, and chlorine from 4 [music] years of chemical warfare.
1 million soldiers are still buried there, unrecovered, unidentified, unexploded shells still detonate in neighboring fields today.
France has a full-time team whose only [music] job is removing World War I munitions. They clear 900 tons every single year.
Experts say this work will continue for another 700 years. World War I ended [music] 108 years ago.
France is still cleaning it up daily.
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