Cet article discusses the flooding of the Vienne river in Chinon, France. After several days of heavy rainfall, the Vienne river reached a high level of 4.26 meters, causing the evacuation of 140 people and significant damage to homes and businesses in the area. The fire department, police, and local authorities have been working to manage the situation, providing sandbags and setting up emergency shelters for those who have been displaced. The article notes that while the river is now gradually decreasing, it will take time for the water levels to return to normal and for the full extent of the damage to be assessed. The local prefect has urged people to remain vigilant and to avoid returning to their homes until it is safe to do so. The article also highlights the importance of taking steps to prevent and mitigate the impact of future floods, including improving flood defenses and managing urban development in flood-prone areas.