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The collateral damage caused by the introduction of curfews in several neighbourhoods of the capital, during the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, certain points of access to transport will be inaccessible.
PARIS — The limited curfew conditions set up for France's capital in the wake of last weekend's violent protests will continue on Tuesday evening and may stay in place for as long as deemed necessary, wrote the Paris police department on X on Tuesday. The curfew lasts from 11 p.m. (2100 GMT) until 6 a.m. (0400 GMT) local time, and mainly covers the Republique and Halles areas of the capital.
The Paris police prefecture demanded the closure of certain Parisian stations from 10 p.m. on Tuesday, 20 October.
At exactly 11 p.m. CET, the curfew began in parts of the French capital, Paris.
A curfew will be in effect in two areas of Paris from 11 PM on Tuesday until 6 AM on Wednesday, the French capital's police prefecture announced. This applies to the Les Halles district in the city center and the Place de la République area. For security reasons, the Republique, Chatelet-les Halles, and Les Halles metro stations will be closed from 10 PM. Trains will run through them. The article, "Paris will again be under curfew. Not all areas…
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