Marseille braces for more unrest after protests give way to 'apocalyptic' disorder
Summary
Violent protests in Marseille, France, caused heavy damage to hundreds of businesses and injured many police officers over the weekend. Authorities banned gatherings and deployed many police officers to restore order and prevent further violence.Key Facts
- Over 500 businesses in Marseille were damaged, with many looted during the protests.
- 118 police officers were injured in the violence, which was described as very serious by police officials.
- Authorities made 101 arrests in Marseille, including a significant number of children.
- Demonstrations and gatherings were banned on Monday to stop more unrest.
- An overnight curfew for minors is expected in some parts of the city.
- The protests began over poor school conditions but expanded to issues like the high cost of living.
- Police said far-left groups called "Black Blocs" provoked chaos, leading to looting and clashes.
- Business areas impacted included the city center and several shopping malls.
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