70 thousand police and gendarmerie will be on duty tomorrow against possible Yellow Vest protests in France

Interior Minister Laurent Nunez announced that law enforcement forces will be mobilized tomorrow to ensure public order.

Stating that the governorships will closely examine the actions following last week's violent incidents, Nunez noted that 70 thousand police officers and gendarmes will be activated, as well as aerial vehicles such as helicopters and drones.

On the other hand, Gard Governorship banned the demonstrations to be held tomorrow in the cities of Nimes and Ales and announced that a curfew will be imposed for people under the age of 18 between 22.00 and 05.00.

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Yellow Vests, supported by students, organized demonstrations across the country on October 17 against the cost of living and high fuel prices.

Approximately 2,700 people were detained during the demonstrations, and more than 1,000 police officers, gendarmerie soldiers and firefighters were injured.

Approximately 3 thousand workplaces were damaged or looted during the demonstrations that included violent incidents.

Those whose workplaces were damaged during the protests reacted to the government on the grounds that it could not manage the crisis.

To prevent possible protests, the government decided to impose a partial curfew in some regions, especially the cities of Paris, Lille, Lyon, Nice and Marseille.

French President Emmanuel Macron announced that they would ban all non-union actions in the coming days.