
フランスのパリなど一部主要都市で19日、夜間外出禁止令が発令された。17日の大規模デモをきっかけに暴徒による放火や略奪が繰り返されており、治安悪化に歯止めをかけるのが目的。パリ以外ではリヨン、ニース、ボルドー、リールなどで中心部の夜間外出を禁止し、リール・ニース・ボルドーは未成年に限定、3都市は20日以降も規制を継続。パリの禁止区域はレアール周辺とレピュブリック広場のみ。アリエル・ベイル区長は軍の投入を訴えたが、ルコルニュ首相は事態が都市中心部に集中しているとして冷静な対応を促した。
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17日にフランスで大規模デモが発生し、その後暴徒による放火や略奪が繰り返されている。治安悪化を受けて政府は一部都市で夜間外出禁止令を発令した。
【パリ時事】フランスの首都パリなど一部の主要都市で19日、夜間外出禁止令が発令された。17日の大規模デモをきっかけに暴徒による放火や略奪が繰り返されており、治安悪化に歯止めをかけるのが狙い。ただ、禁止区域は限定されており、どの程度の効果があるか不明だ。
フランス、一部都市の夜間外出禁止へ デモ暴徒から「人・財産守る」―仏首相
パリ以外では、観光案内所が放火で炎上した中部リヨン、南部ニース、南西部ボルドー、市庁舎が荒らされた北部リールなどで中心部の夜間外出を禁止。20日朝(日本時間同日午後)までの措置で、リール、ニース、ボルドーは対象を未成年に絞った。3都市は20日以降も規制を継続する。
一方、パリの外出禁止区域は繁華街レアール周辺と、若者が集うレピュブリック広場のみ。デモを制限する区画も別途設けたが、被害が大きい1~4区を管轄するアリエル・ベイル区長は19日のテレビで「また略奪が起きるくらいなら、軍を投入した方がましだ」と述べ、政府に強力な介入を求めた。
これに対し、ルコルニュ首相は「テレビで見たら、至る所で大混乱だと想像するだろうが、幸いそうではない」と主張。都市の中心部に集中した事態で、「パリ全域で夜間の外出を禁止することはあり得ない」と、冷静な対応を促した。
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リール、ニース、ボルドーの3都市は20日以降も夜間外出禁止規制を継続する
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