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France's bedbug problem is not  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat. Three years ago, the government launched an anti-bedbug  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat to reduce the incidences of  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat in cities. However, despite introducing several  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat, the numbers of the blood-sucking insects have surged. A new  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat is being introduced to cut bug  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat, ahead of the Paris Olympics in 2024. This includes hiring  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat companies to help exterminate the bugs. Mr Gregoire said: "There is no  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat to the Olympic Games." He said: "Bedbugs existed before and they will exist  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat." A sanitation expert agreed. She said the problem was, "an emerging  afterwardscampaignfumigationinfestationsinitiativemeasuresnewphenomenonpopulationsthreat…almost everywhere in the world".