Riot Damage in France Hits 3,000 Stores, Raising Questions About Who Bears the Cost

At least 3,000 French stores were damaged over the weekend, according to Euronews coverage. Insurance companies say they have mobilized, but sales losses may not be compensated, raising the question of who will pick up the bill.

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• Coverage reported that at least 3,000 French stores were damaged over the weekend.

  «تعرّض ما لا يقل عن 3.000 متجر فرنسي لأضرار خلال عطلة نهاية الأسبوع.»

  يورونيوز • Euronews on MSN
• Insurance companies said they have mobilized to handle claims, but commercial losses may not be covered.

  «Insurers say they are mobilised, but lost trade may not be covered.»

  يورونيوز • Euronews on MSN
• Students and trade unionists in France had called for protests on October 17 against rising living costs and other social issues.

  «students and union leaders across France had been scheduled to protest the high cost of living and other societal concerns»

  Vanity Fair

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