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Claiming to be physically allergic to the electro-magnetic waves of Wi-Fi coming from mobile phones and high-tension wires, two "electro-hypersensitive" women Anne Cautain and Bernadette Touloumond find refuge deep inside a cave in southeastern France, Le Nouvel Observateur reported.

On the hillside, a sign reading "Mobile Phones Prohibited" warns visitors to turn off their mobile devices.

"It causes burning that is unbearable," Anne Cautain, 52, said. "I could no longer stand being at work or in my apartment."

A former employee at the University of Nice, Cautain is spending her third winter in the cave.

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女子電磁波過(guò)敏住山洞

???????據(jù)法國(guó)《觀察家》雜志報(bào)道，安妮·考頓和伯納黛特·杜樂(lè)蒙德兩位對(duì)電磁波過(guò)敏的女性躲在法國(guó)東南部的一個(gè)山洞內(nèi)“避難”，她們對(duì)無(wú)線上網(wǎng)、移動(dòng)電話還有高壓線等產(chǎn)生的電磁波都過(guò)敏。

???????山洞門口醒目標(biāo)注著“禁止移動(dòng)電話”的字樣，以警告來(lái)此游玩的游客關(guān)掉他們的移動(dòng)設(shè)備。

???????52歲的安妮·考頓表示，“只要一接觸類似信號(hào)，我渾身就灼熱得難以忍受。我再也忍受不了呆在辦公室或住所了?！?/p>

???????考頓曾在尼斯大學(xué)工作，她已經(jīng)在山洞度過(guò)了第三個(gè)冬天。

(China.org.cn January 17, 2012)