Many countries have issued travel safety alerts, warning citizens to be aware of the new round of demonstrations in France

As a new round of nationwide demonstrations in France approaches on October 31, Australia, the United States, Germany, Canada and other countries have recently issued or updated travel safety alerts for France, warning that demonstrations may trigger violent conflicts and traffic disruptions.

On October 30, local time, the Australian government updated its travel safety recommendations, reminding its citizens to pay attention to planned demonstrations in France on October 31 and November 5, avoid crowded areas, and pay attention to possible traffic restrictions and safety measures.

The U.S. Embassy in France issued a security alert on the 29th, reminding American citizens in France to pay attention to demonstrations and abide by local safety instructions. The German Foreign Ministry updated its travel advice on the same day, warning that demonstrations may trigger riots and disrupt rail traffic.

The Canadian government also issued a relevant reminder on the 28th, advising its citizens to avoid demonstration areas and be alert to possible violence.

French Interior Minister Nunez said on the 29th that France will deploy approximately 70,000 police and gendarmes across the country to maintain order during the demonstrations on October 31.