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Happened as dated, per the source: "the basin was inaugurated on May 2, 2024."
Olympics.com's own retrospective piece, "The Seine reopens: how the Olympic Games helped Paris reclaim its river," carries a stored publish date of 1 September 2024 - after the Games and after the pin's stored 2 May 2024 inauguration date - reporting the outcome rather than the opening itself; the domain could not be verified for direct fetch.
France 24's own headline, "Paris inaugurates massive water storage basin to clean up Seine," carries a stored publish date of 2 May 2024, exactly matching the pin's stored inauguration date, though the domain could not be verified for direct fetch.
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Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation
