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French police deploy in large numbers, major Paris museums close ahead of new protests

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Briefings

France plans to deploy approximately 70,000 police nationwide and close major Paris museums Saturday ahead of a new wave of protests following unrest last week. A massive turnout of over 500,000 participants occurred during the previous demonstrations.

Key points

• France will deploy approximately 70,000 police officers nationwide to manage security during the upcoming protests.
• Major museums in Paris are scheduled to close Saturday as part of the security measures.

Context

The country is preparing for a fresh wave of protests triggered by looting and unrest that occurred on the sidelines of demonstrations a week prior. A significant portion of the population participated in the previous event.

Limitations

The evidence indicates a planned deployment of 70,000 police and museum closures, but specific details on the exact timeline for the new protests or the precise nature of the unrest are not provided.

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