Looted Paris shop owner: ‘10 years of work destroyed’
Phones, parcels and other goods were stolen as the owner said 10 years of work was destroyed and he could not clear the shop.
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The area around the Place de la République was the epicentre of the rampage on Saturday, 17 October, after the march of the demonstration. Between sideration and colossal damage for two days, the professionals are trying to recover.
Looted Paris shop owner: ‘10 years of work destroyed’
Originally from Bangladesh, Hassan arrived in France in 2010. After spending years working in hospitality, he managed to save enough to open his own shop. In the aftermath of the weekend riots in Paris, his shop has been left completely destroyed.
Hassan, who moved to France from Bangladesh in 2010, opened a tech goods store in 2016. The rioters destroyed it completely in the riots over the weekend.
A decade ago, Hassan, who moved to France from Bangladesh, began building his small business in Paris. After the riots that broke out over the weekend, his tech store has been completely destroyed in the head. “It used to be my job, but now there's nothing here. I haven't slept since what happened, 'she said.
A Paris shopkeeper watched helplessly on his phone as about 30 people vandalized his store during the violent riots in France. Hassan, a father of three, built his business after years of hard work and savings, but it was all destroyed in a single afternoon.
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