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Night rules in France

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France has big trouble. People are angry. Life costs too much money. People break things in shops. The government makes new rules. People must stay at home at night. This is a rule to stay inside. A man named Sébastien Lecornu speaks. He says the night is quiet now.

People must stay at home in Paris. This is true for many streets. People need a good reason for a walk. Young people under 18 years have rules too. This is true in Nice and Lille. The police watches all places very well.

Local bosses decide about new rules. A boss works for the state. He watches a region. New protests come next Saturday. A fire is in the city of Limoges. The police catches one person. President Emanuel Macron wants peace in the country.

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Definitions

Rule to stay inside
A law to stay at home at night for safety.

People

Sébastien Lecornu
He is a leader in the government of France.
Emanuel Macron
He is the president of France.

Locations

France
A country in Europe.
Paris
The main city of France.
Nice
A city in France.
Lille
A city in the north of France.
Limoges
A city in France with a fire.

Sources

Logo Kurier
Kurier

Angst vor neuen Unruhen: Paris verlängert Ausgangssperren

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Südtirol News

Frankreich verlängert örtliche Ausgangssperren

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Logo SRF
SRF

Unruhen in Frankreich - Örtliche Ausgangssperren verlängert ++ Festnahme in Limoges

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