The sea chalets were to remain closed after the All Saints' Day holidays, but they will remain open for the thirteen affected families who were welcomed: 35 people in all.
To deal with the situation, the managers decided to keep the seaside chalets open, which were initially due to close their doors after the All Saints' Day holidays.
A campsite in Martigues welcomes thirteen affected families, or thirty-five people in total, ten days after the floods which affected the commune of Bouches-du-Rhône.
Among the people accommodated is a retired couple, who will be able to spend several months of work necessary to renovate their accommodation at the campsite.
This emergency measure offers shelter and comfort to residents who lost everything during bad weather.
Ten days after the floods which hit Martigues, thirteen affected families found refuge in a campsite which extended the opening of its chalets to accommodate them.
Thursday October 29, the state of natural disaster was recognized for 72 municipalities, including Martigues.
In the Martigues sector, intense rainfall on October 20 caused massive flooding.
Ten days after the floods in Martigues (Bouches-du-Rhône), a retired couple found refuge in a nearby campsite.
Several months of work will be necessary, which the couple will be able to spend at the campsite.