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BackIn Milan, shops near Cordusio, armored tunnel, were looted
In Milan, shops near Cordusio, armored tunnel, were looted
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ANSA Cronaca57 minutes agoCrime1 min readItalyView original

In Milan, shops near Cordusio, armored tunnel, were looted

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During the tensions in the center of Milan, the Levi's and Under Armor stores on Via Orefici were looted by protesters who smashed the windows with the handlebars of a scooter, stole goods and threw hangers onto the street, while the police advanced with the riot cordon and used tear gas to disperse the crowd.

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Why It Matters

The tensions in central Milan occurred during a series of protests involving demonstrators who damaged shop windows and premises in the Piazza Duomo area.

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The Levi's and Under Amour stores in via Orefici, next to Cordusio, also in the Piazza Duomo area, were looted during the tensions in the center of Milan, where protesters continue to damage shop windows and premises.

They broke the window of Under Armor and also that of Levi's using the handlebars of a scooter: some of them started kicking and breaking and many others started watching and filming what was happening.

Then they entered the shops carrying out goods and threw hangers on the street.

The cordon of officers in riot gear has advanced right along the street and is throwing tear gas canisters to make the demonstrators retreat. A group is now in Piazza Cordusio. Signs of damage are visible in the area, with waste bins and scooters overturned on the ground.

Meanwhile, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is armored with police vehicles and officers in riot gear at the entrance onto Piazza Duomo. Camparino and Cracco are closed while Savini and Biffi are not only removing the tables and chairs but also the glass partitions and the outdoor booths.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • The police will increase checks in the Piazza Duomo area in the next few hours.

    Likely · Within hours

  • Damaged stores will be closed for at least a few days for repairs.

    Very likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • What was the specific reason for the protests?
  • How many people were involved in the looting?
  • Were there any arrests or injuries during the incidents?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Cronaca.

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