The list of cities in France that do the night shift Demo

The French government imposed a curfew starting this week in a number of cities, including the capital of Paris, after the riot-headed citizen demonstration.

The French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu claims to have ordered the application of curfew in a number of areas to re-enact the post-riche situation. The main curfew was intended to protect business after a number of mob acts committed looting.

"Tonight the application of new curfew will be decided in places of need. This decision will be set in the field by the prefect, by coordinating with the local mayor," said Lecornu in upload at X, as the AFP quoted.

According to Lecornu's office announcement, tonight's hours will be applied from Monday and Tuesday at 8: 00 to 6: 00 a.m. These rules apply in Paris, Bordeaux, Lille, to Nice.

The curfew in part of Paris occurred from 2300 local time on Monday (18 / 10) until 0600 on Tuesday (19 / 10).

This is true in two areas that are focused on looting on weekends which is the Republican square in the east of the capital and the Chatelet--les-Halles zone.

In addition, public relations ban in both zones apply from 8: 00 on Monday.

The third largest city in France, Lyon, implementing curfew in its centre. Prohibition of people's movement in the zone goes from 2100 on Monday to 6: 00 on Tuesday.

Prohibition of gathering in public also applies in some parts of Lyon starting at 6: 00 on Monday (18 / 10).

The largest city in France Riviera is setting up a curfew in the center of the city in effect from 2100 to 0600 hours. But curfew only applies to mindless children.

Lime as the fourth largest metropolitan area in France and Douai, Wattignies, and Denain, set a curfew for minors without a chaperone at 8: 00 Monday (18 / 10) to Tuesday (19 / 10) at 0600.

The police meanwhile also applied curfew in two specific regions of Paris, which is Place de la République and Les Halles on Monday from 2300 to 0600.

Place de la République is the area of looting victims on Saturday (17 / 10), while Les Halles is called -called area targeted for looting.

On Saturday, riots occurred in various parts of France in a wave of recent demonstrations involving students. A number of mass burners and looters, and vandalism, including government property.

BBC journalists witnessed a clash between demonstrators and police during the incident. Over 1,200 people were arrested.

Demo in France originally erupted at the end of September which the students initiated. Students in the suburbs protested the poor educational system, especially the lack of teacher presence at school.

Demo then extends to various regions. Demonstrators are also now protesting the high cost of living.