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Violent protests against the killing of a young man by the police in France have entered their third day, while curfews have been imposed in various French cities.
According to the foreign news agency “Reuters”, clashes between protesters and the police have been reported in many cities, including the French city of Toulouse, while dozens of vehicles were set on fire in the violent attacks of the protesters.
According to police sources, French authorities have made arrangements to prevent further violent protests. It should be noted that the protestors have also set fire to police stations and other properties including schools.
On the other hand, the police have claimed that more than 150 people involved in the riots have been arrested. It should be noted that the French police shot a young car driver named Nile in the suburbs of Paris.
In the said incident, Nile died and at the same time the citizens came out on the streets.
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