Lecornu: Targeted curfew helped restore calm, new decisions may come if needed

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said the night curfew that began on Monday evening in several cities, including neighborhoods in Paris, helped restore calm, and that new decisions will be issued as the situation requires. This follows violent incidents during protests against the high cost of living, described as the worst in France in years.

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• Lecornu announced on the platform X that mobilizing security forces in the cities concerned helped restore calm, and that new curfew decisions will be issued when needed.

  «حظر التجول الموجه ساهم في الهدوء هذه الليلة" بفضل تعبئة قوات الأمن في المدن المعنية»

  فرانس 24
• Paris police imposed the night curfew on Monday evening around Place de la République and the Les Halles area, and the streets appeared calm.

  «فرضت شرطة باريس مساء الإثنين حظر تجول ليلي في محيط ساحة الجمهورية ومنطقة "لي هال"»

  يورونيوز عربي
• Attacks and looting targeted luxury brand stores such as Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Burberry, and the economic repercussions could extend to thousands of businesses.

  «تعرضت متاجر تابعة لأشهر العلامات التجارية الفاخرة في فرنسا، بينها لويس فويتون وهيرميس وبربري، لهجمات وعمليات نهب»

  سكاي نيوز عربية
• The government affirms that it will deal firmly with perpetrators of violence and looting.

  «تؤكد الحكومة أنها ستتعامل بحزم مع مرتكبي أعمال العنف والنهب.»

  فرانس 24

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