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Clean-up begins in Marseille after riots as police remain on streets

Clean-up efforts have begun in Marseille after riots caused extensive damage, with shop owners saying more than 600 premises were looted. Police remain in the city.

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Clean-up operations have begun in Marseille after riots caused widespread damage, while police continue to remain in the city. The southern French city was among the areas outside Paris to suffer the worst impact.

Shop owners in Marseille have reported that more than 600 premises were looted during the unrest. The scale of the reported damage has left businesses facing the task of clearing their premises and assessing the consequences of the looting.

As the clean-up gets under way, a visible police presence remains. The latest situation indicates that efforts to restore order are continuing alongside the removal of damage from affected areas.

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