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Hundreds Queue Outside Lidl Stores in France for Discounted Air Conditioners During Heatwave
Shoppers lined up outside Lidl supermarkets across France on July 2 to buy discounted air conditioners and fans during a heatwave. Police monitored crowds in Paris, and one store entrance was damaged in Nanterre.
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Hundreds of shoppers queued for hours outside Lidl stores across France on July 2 to purchase discounted air conditioners and fans. The lines formed amid a heatwave affecting the country. Police monitored crowds at Lidl stores in Paris during the sale.
In Nanterre a store entrance was forced open amid the rush for the cooling devices. Lidl offered the discounted air conditioners and fans in its French stores that day.
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