The second week of interceptions in France; The streets once again became a scene of confrontations.

The second week of interceptions in France; The streets once again became a scene of confrontations.

According to the announcement of the French Ministry of the Interior, a week after intense clashes in various cities in this country, on Saturday, October 24 (November 2), approximately 410,000 people participated in interceptions nationwide. But the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) announced that the number of participants across the country was about 800,000.

While no serious incidents were reported at the start of nationwide interceptions in France, the first disturbances occurred late Saturday afternoon and evening. The pictures published from Paris showed the use of tear gas and water cannons by the police, and the sound of huge explosions was heard.

The clashes were not limited to the capital and tear gas was also used in cities such as Lyon, Bordeaux and Marseille.

In the city of Nantes in northwestern France, reports were published of damage and looting in a store and the security forces arrested six people. In the city of Toulouse, the fourth largest city in France, a man was seriously injured in his hand during a clash with the police.