Milan Luxury Shops Close for Fear of Further Unrest, Gov't Prepares New Crackdown
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The shops in the central region of Milan, the financial and fashion capital of Italy, closed the doors earlier this Monday and part of them covered the windows with protection, after two days of protests involving clashes of protesters with the police, vandalism and looting.
(Roma=Yonhap News) Correspondent Min-kyung-rak = 271 people were arrested by police due to violent and looting protests in Milan, Italy, on the 19th (local time)...
Various tam tams on social media spoke of new "raduni" in the center even in these hours
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Shops in the center of Milan closed their doors early on Monday and boarded up their windows for fear of a new wave of violence. This followed two days of violent riots in which rioters clashed with police, looted shops, and destroyed property.
After last weekend's devastation in the city of Milan, today Monday, October 19th, many luxury shops have lowered their shutters...
Milan luxury shops close for fear of further unrest, gov't prepares new crackdown
MILAN — Shops in central Milan closed early and boarded up their windows on Monday, fearing a new wave of unrest after two days of protests that saw demonstrators clash with police, loot stores and vandalise property. Most stores in Milan's Via Montenapoleone luxury shopping district, home to brands including Chanel, Tiffany and Dior, had removed merchandise from their windows as a precaution, while police patrolled the street and a handful of t…
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