Usually, there is a ban on the intelligence bases set up by governments around the world or the common people visiting some place is in sensitive areas. There can be a danger of terrorists, or there can be havoc of nature in that area.
Today we will tell you about one such place where people are supposed to go. People lived at this place till 100 years ago. The population there was happy, but after that, some such incidents happened here that now there is a ban on anyone going there. Even animals are prohibited from entering the area.
The name of this place is ‘Joan Rog’, which is located in the north-eastern region of France. For the last 100 years, this area has been cut from the rest of France so that no one can come here. Not only this, but there are also boards of ‘Danger Zone’ (a dangerous place) in this area, which shows that coming here means putting one’s life at risk.
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This area of France is also known as ‘Red Zone’. Before the First World War, there were a total of nine villages, where people lived by farming. In the world war, so much ammunition and bombs fell here that the entire area was destroyed. There were piles of corpses and a large amount of chemical warfare material spread throughout the area.
In this area, not only is the land poisonous, but life-threatening elements are also found in the water. Now since it was not possible to clean the land and water present in this entire area, the French government declared it ‘zone disease’ or ‘red zone’ and banned humans and animals. Some people also call this place haunted. They believe that the souls of those killed during the First World War keep wandering here.
However, out of the nine villages that were devastated in the war, two have been partially reconstructed, while the remaining six villages are still deserted, with far-reaching silence. This place is also called ‘No-man’s-land’.
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