France Bans Fireworks Amid School Blockades
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The French government has banned the sale and use of fireworks across the country following their presence in violent incidents during the protests that have been taking place in the country since September. The measure, which comes into effect this Sunday, will be temporary, until November 27.
The Government of France has introduced a temporary ban on the sale and use of pyrotechnics due to continuing protests.
The French Government has introduced a temporary ban on the sale and use of fireworks and entertainment fireworks in the face of large demonstrations throughout the country; the French authorities have prohibited the sale and use of entertainment fireworks throughout the country until 27 November, and the Prime Minister ' s decree has been published in the official journal, transmits the RIA News. The restrictions enter into force immediate…
France has banned the sale of fireworks and pyrotechnics due to its use at protests
France has banned the sale of fireworks and pyrotechnics due to its use at protests.The restriction applies to categories F2 and F3, which previously could be freely purchased by any adult. Professional pyrotechnics (F4) were already available...
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The French Government has prohibited until 27 November the sale and use of pyrotechnic devices throughout the country in the face of the increase in violent incidents in protests and blockades in educational establishments that have taken place in France since mid-September.
Until next November 27 for violent incidents in the current protests
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