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New Paris curfew ordered in parts of city from 2100 GMT Tuesday

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Briefings

Paris police implemented a new curfew in central Paris starting Tuesday at 2100 GMT, extending to Wednesday at 0400 GMT. This measure follows weekend riots and looting, specifically targeting the Republique public square and the central les Halles district. The curfew aims to restore calm after the unrest. Coverage is limited to Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with no data on the specific number of affected individuals or the total area impacted beyond the named districts.

Key points

• Paris police ordered a curfew from 2100 GMT Tuesday to 0400 GMT Wednesday in central Paris following weekend riots.
• The curfew applies to the Republique public square and the central les Halles district where clashes occurred.

Context

This curfew follows weekend riots and looting in Paris, with authorities seeking to restore calm. Coverage is limited to Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with no data on the specific number of affected individuals or the total area impacted beyond the named districts.

Limitations

Evidence covers only Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. No data on the specific number of affected individuals or the total area impacted beyond the named districts is available.

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