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French Prime Minister orders partial curfew

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French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, after a meeting of the crisis headquarters, instructed prefects to impose a partial curfew in a number of regions on the evening of October 19. The unrest began on October 17 following protests against rising fuel and other prices. According to estimates, more than 2,000 businesses have been affected. Lecornu stated that a state of emergency may be declared if necessary.

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