The streets of France are echoing with discontent as citizens rise against the government after Nepal. The people are in protest against Emmanuel Macron's administration. Arson in the capital, Paris, has sparked anger among the public who are stone-pelting the police.
French citizens are vocal against President Emmanuel Macron, arguing his government has done little to improve living standards and mismanaged finances.
Triggered by social media calls to 'Block Everything', more organized and widespread demonstrations have ensued.
Thousands of officers are striving to control the protesters, but the situation remains challenging.
Demonstrators are active across France, bringing traffic to a halt by setting dumpsters ablaze and engaging in skirmishes with the police. The movement aims to disrupt all activities.
Authorities have deployed security forces nationwide to swiftly remove blockades, reporting numerous arrests of demonstrators.
According to the AP news agency, France's Interior Minister has announced approximately 200 arrests in the initial phase of the nationwide protests.
