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The riots took place as part of a day of protests against the high cost of living and grievances in the education system. According to government figures, around 550,000 people took part, the organizers spoke of around 800,000 demonstrators.
After the violent riots in France, the Foreign Office called on German citizens in the neighboring country to behave “prudently”.
“Further demonstrations and possibly riots in the coming days cannot be ruled out,” said the Federal Foreign Ministry’s updated travel and security advice for France on Sunday evening. “Behave carefully and avoid demonstrations if possible.”
German citizens should definitely follow “instructions from the local security and law enforcement forces,” it said. “Please note that due to new changes in the law, you may face fines and claims for damages if you do not move away from unauthorized and violent demonstrations after being asked to do so.”
There was massive violence across France on Saturday. Shops were looted, buildings and vehicles went up in flames, and demonstrators fought bitter street battles with the police.
The violence occurred on the sidelines of a day of protests against high living costs and deficiencies in the education system. According to government figures, around 550,000 people took part in the actions nationwide; the organizers spoke of around 800,000 demonstrators.
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French authorities will step up security measures in the coming days to prevent further riots.
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