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Paris Olympic GamesTelegraph
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New readings over the past 72 hours have finally produced markers of pollution that would be acceptable for competition.
It follows a period since mid-June of minimal rain, warmer temperatures and the full working of a new storage basin that can hold 50,000 cubic metres of rain.
This, in turn, has followed rainfall during March , April and May that was among the highest on record in Paris .
French authorities have spent 1.4billion trying to clean up the river by improving the Paris sewerage system.
Water quality in the River Seine has been put back until July 14 after water quality readings stayed stubbornly below the required range.
The British team are preparing for an uncertainty that could last until the morning of the race.
Mike Cavendish : “If the water is terrible, no one will swim because health comes first ”.
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