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In France announced the intention to continue the practice of imposing curfews in certain cities

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu considers the experience of introducing a curfew in certain communes of the country to combat riots successful. He declared ...

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In France announced the intention to continue the practice of imposing curfews in certain cities

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu considers the experience of introducing a curfew in certain communes of the country to combat riots successful. He announced his intention to continue this practice, writes sb.by.

According to TASS, Lecornu noted that the pinpoint introduction of the curfew “promoted calm” last night.
According to TASS, Lecornu noted that the pinpoint introduction of the curfew “promoted calm” last night.

“Tonight, decisions will be made to declare another curfew where the situation requires it. These decisions will be made on the ground by the prefects in cooperation with the mayors, he added.

French PM admits state of emergency amid unrest

Partial curfew will be imposed in parts of France due to unrest

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