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Mounting fears over bedbug infestation in France see authorities scrambling to tackle the alleged outbreak brought to light via social media.
Viral videos purport to show the bloodsucking insects crawling on seats on the metro and trains across the country, but the Ministry of Transport has attempted to squelch these claims.
It's yet to be confirmed whether the situation merits panic or if it's mere social media sensationalization.
Nevertheless, sightings of bedbugs seem to be surging globally, with bedbugs scuttling into passengers' luggage on international travel, signalling everyone's at risk.
Parasitologist, Dr Mohand Arezki Izri is on the case in France.
Surviving solely on human blood, the nocturnal insects go largely undetected until it's too late, with the only evidence of their presence being bites on your skin or tiny dots of blood on bed linen.
Parisian Virginie's taking precautionary measures.
Sparking a political row in Paris, the French government, including President Macron are responding to rising anxiety with urgency.
With the Paris Olympics 2024 rapidly approaching, it's in the government's best interest to reassure potential visitors.
In an effort to eradicate any infestation, swift action has been taken to address reported cases on public transport, at airports or cinemas.
Nevertheless, given 90 percent of the proliferation of bedbugs having built up immunity to insecticides, eradicating them will be no easy feat.
An unperturbed internet content creator, Sabine Vainqueur, claims the panic is much ado about nothing.
