France halts stun grenade use after boy's hand blown off in student protests
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Summary
The French government stopped using police stun grenades after a student lost his hand during protests. The decision came amid ongoing demonstrations by students in France.Key Facts
- A boy lost his hand due to a police stun grenade injury.
- The incident happened during student protests in France.
- The French government responded by halting the use of stun grenades.
- Stun grenades are devices used by police to control crowds.
- The protests are still ongoing.
- Police had been using these grenades to manage the demonstrations.
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