Paris 2024 - Chaos In The Train Stations And In The Streets Of Paris

Paris 2024 - Chaos In The Train Stations And In The Streets Of Paris

An illustration in the streets of Paris a few hours before the Official Inauguration of the 2024 Olympic Games, thousands of visitors are queuing to have access to the Quai de Seine and cream of the crop to attend the Festival. Paris, France, on july 26, 2024. Photo by Kelly Linsale/BePress/ABACAPRESS.COM

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  • Linsale Kelly/BePress/ABACA
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