Fransma Protest Violent Person 1200 Arrested, 150 Guards Injured
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The riots in France left 150 police officers injured, over 1,200 people arrested, and significant property damage, as peaceful protests intersected with violent outbreaks in multiple cities
Damage was widespread, with buildings burned, shops ransacked, and vandalism targeting city halls and businesses.While hundreds of thousands — with government figures citing about 550,000 participants and union estimates up...
Channel C France: 1,200 detainees and 150 policemen injured during protests and looting The mobilizations gathered thousands of people and caused destruction, fires and clashes in several European cities.The publication France: 1,200 detainees and 150 policemen injured during protests and looting first appeared in Canal C
In France, where protests against the decline in living standards in a number of places were turned into disturbances on 17 October, some 1,200 participants were detained, the latest figures of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, about 150 police officers were injured, police clashed with the police in Paris, Marseilles and other major cities, the police used water cannons and tear gas, the rioters threw Molotov cocktails, and in a number of place…
Paris – Saturday's demonstrations against the educational difficulties seen at France's school and Charco Manghi turned violent. More than 12 hundred people have been arrested in incidents of violent clashes, vandalism and arson in different parts of the country. The French government has defined it as a 'dangerous increase in violence'. During the demonstration, an estimated 5 lakh 50 thousand people came out on the streets. Capital […]
1 Kattik, Kathmandu. Saturday's protest against the poor condition of Fransama school, lack of staff and rising costs turned violent. During the protest, at least 1,200 people were arrested and 150 guards were injured.
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