Objectif Zéro Palu : une exposition en plein air sur les grilles du square Paul Robin

Square Paul Robin

Starting July 24, the railings of the square Paul Robin, in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, host the exhibition Objectif Zéro Palu — a selection of photographs from an international competition launched in 2024 by the Team Zéro Palu, on the occasion of the Jeux Olympiques de Paris. Through the eyes of photographers from around the world, these images reveal the reality of the fight against malaria in the countries most affected by the disease. Powerful, human and committed images, which remind us that malaria remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases in the world. Beyond this international testimony, the exhibition is also an opportunity to address a public health issue closer to home: the spread of the tiger mosquito in France. Native to tropical Asia, this potential vector of diseases such as dengue or chikungunya is now present in many French departments. The exhibition offers simple, concrete steps to limit its spread — eliminating stagnant water, protecting against bites, and reporting its presence. More information on the tiger mosquito: Gare aux moustiques tigres ! - Ville de Paris

Source: Paris Open Data ↗