France Violence: Somewhere the police were targeted, and somewhere the bank was blown up; France's violence spread to other countries

Violence in France is not taking the name of stopping. Riots and demonstrations were witnessed at various places on the fourth day. Not only this, the protest is taking a more dangerous form. Somewhere there was firing on the police, somewhere the bank was blown up. If not satisfied with this much, the rioters set the buses on fire. The violence is not limited to France, it has spread to other countries. The violence has also reached the Caribbean. There also unrest and riot-like situations have arisen.

Let me tell you, in France, a teenager had to break the traffic rules. The minor was shot dead by the police. People have taken to the streets when the incident came to light.

Violence increased in Paris as well

Incidents of fire, shooting, and looting are continuously coming to the fore in Paris and its surrounding areas. An official said that the most violent demonstrations are taking place in French Guiana. While a police officer came under fire here, a 54-year-old government employee was killed by a bullet late Thursday in the capital Cayenne.

Plumes of smoke seen in Cayenne

Plumes of thick black smoke were seen rising from the surrounding area in Cayenne, blurring the roads. The police were trying to suppress the protesters in a small area of South Africa. Information was received that the protesters in the area are ready to riot. Regarding this, the officials also urged for peace.

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