Flickr / Claude Attard
［パリ ９日 ロイター］ - パリのセーヌ川に架かる橋ポンデザールで９日、手すりのフェンスが歩道側に崩落し、橋が数時間閉鎖された。この橋の鉄製フェンスには、永遠の愛の証として恋人たちが取り付けた多くの南京錠がかかっており、重さに耐えきれなくなったとみられる。
こうした南京錠は５年以上前から、パリや欧州の他の都市にある橋で見られるようになった。通常、恋人たちは南京錠の鍵を川に投げ入れる。
パリ市当局者が９日、国内メディアに語ったところによると、けが人はなく、橋の通行も再開された。崩落したフェンスの部分には一時的に木製パネルが取り付けられた。
ただ、同市の文化担当当局の関係者は「こうした鍵に代わる選択肢を見つけることが実際に必要であることが確認された」と指摘している。
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