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Superseded by #15: the record is now merged into the range bullet of "How it works" ("up to 25 km, a record at 72 km"). |
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Fire services from SDIS 77 reported a detection at 72 km this summer (not sure whether it was 72 or 78 km: taking the lowest value to be safe). Rare case, but worth mentioning.
Update the record figure in "How it works" in the 4 languages (was 42 km).