The prefecture has taken several measures following the disturbances observed in Chartres, Dreux and Châteaudun this night.
Four days since the young Nahel, aged 17, died, killed by a policeman in Nanterre. The violence continues in the neighborhoods and city centers of the Centre-Val de Loire region. After the stoppage of transport in the early evening in recent days and curfews put in place for minors in certain cities, this Saturday, the prefect of Eure-et-Loir Françoise Souliman announces new restrictions.
Following the urban violence in the municipalities of Chartres, Dreux and Châteaudun, from this Saturday until Monday July 3, subject to renewal, the measures applied are as follows:
Ban on the retail sale of take-out gasoline; Prohibition of possession, acquisition and use of fireworks and firecrackers; Prohibition of the carrying and transport of weapons, all categories combined, of
ammunition and objects that may constitute a weapon by destination; Stopping of public transport in the urban areas of Chartres and Dreux
from 9 p.m.; Diversion of heavy goods vehicles set up on the Dreux ring road; Social landlords and municipalities invited not to take out their street furniture
and their garbage containers on public roads until further notice.
In Orléans, the bus and tram lines will be interrupted from 9 p.m. this Saturday.
I condemn in the strongest terms these illegal acts carrying the greatest dangers.
The President of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, for his part, called for appeasement and dignity. “SIf our individual and collective emotion is strong and difficult to contain, it cannot, from a dangerous and unacceptable generalization, justify violence and incitement to hatred! recalling “the dignity imposed by the death of a 17-year-old.”
2023-07-02 00:43:54
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