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First cancellations after drug tests in Paris ministries

French Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu has announced the first dismissals of government employees and ministry staff following positive drug test results. The measure was introduced through a directive in June requiring unannounced saliva tests for high-ranking officials and personnel under security checks. Lecornu emphasized the decision was primarily motivated by safety concerns, citing access to highly sensitive information as a key factor. He stated the initiative aims to set an example and maintain credibility in France’s fight against drug crime.

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First cancellations after drug tests in Paris ministries

French Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu has announced the first dismissals of government employees and ministry staff following positive drug test results. The measure was introduced through a directive in June requiring unannounced saliva tests for high-ranking officials and personnel under security checks. Lecornu emphasized the decision was primarily motivated by safety concerns, citing access to highly sensitive information as a key factor. He stated the initiative aims to set an example and maintain credibility in France’s fight against drug crime.

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