PARIS — July 4 — JMH International Journalists Consortium The Canal Saint-Martin, in Paris's 10th arrondissement, was once again the scene of a tragedy following the discovery of the lifeless body of a man, estimated to be around 30 years old. This marks the second such incident in just one week in this area of ​​the French capital. The body was found floating near the Quai de Valmy around 7:00 a.m. this Saturday. Firefighters and River Police units recovered the body; police sources reported that he was carrying no identification documents. The Canal Saint-Martin was partially opened for recreational activities in mid-June as part of measures adopted by Parisian authorities to cope with an intense heatwave. Since then, swimming has been permitted only on Sundays and within a specifically designated, supervised stretch of the canal. Second case in a few days On June 26, a man drowned in the same canal—also near the Quai de Valmy—after entering the water outside the authorized swimm...