French Prime Minister Lecornu calls for localized curfews in cities to curb rioting and looting
Summary
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has ordered local curfews in some cities to stop rioting and looting after recent violence targeting public buildings and businesses. Lecornu said no one died during the unrest and praised police efforts.Key Facts
- Curfews will be limited and apply only to specific areas in cities.
- The violence included attacks on city halls, public buildings, and hundreds of businesses.
- The unrest happened during nationwide protests.
- No deaths occurred during the rioting, which Lecornu called a miracle.
- Police faced violent groups but managed to control the situation.
- Lecornu met with government officials to discuss the response.
- Details about where curfews apply will be announced later.
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