“Exasperation does not mean disrespect”, gets carried away by the elected representative who criticizes “an attack on the efforts that everyone is making”.
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Posted the 03/22/2021 06:47
Update the 03/22/2021 6:48 AM
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The undeclared Sunday carnival in Marseille is “a real attack on the health of the Marseillais, an attack on the efforts that everyone is making”, reacts Sunday March 21 on franceinfo Senator LR of Bouches-du-Rhône Valérie Boyer.
“Exasperation [face aux restrictions qui s’éternisent] does not mean disrespect for caregivers and people at risk of being infected “, strikes the chosen one. She also deplores “the deterioration of street furniture and political graffiti while this event had been planned for a long time, by dint of posters”.
After this “sort of rave party with irresponsible party-goers”, Valérie Boyer points to the mayor of Marseille. “I was surprised by the silence of the town hall, which took several hours to react” she declares. “I am angry. The selfish attitude of a few irresponsible people is unacceptable. There is no reason to destroy collective efforts to contain the virus”, reacted Benoit Payan on Twitter in the evening.
Nothing justifies destroying collective efforts to contain the virus!
Nothing justifies desecrating the site of the Rue d’Aubagne collapses!
Nothing justifies attacking children’s games and public facilities!#LaPlaine– Benoit Payan (enBenoitPayan) March 21, 2021
Valérie Boyer says “support the president of the metropolis and the department, Martine Vassal, who immediately filed a complaint”. Seven people were arrested for “projectile jets, violence against the police and damage to street furniture”, indicated on franceinfo the prefect of police of Bouches-du-Rhône, Frédérique Camilleri. A policeman was slightly injured.
In addition to arrests, the police fined some participants who were not wearing masks. In all, more than 6,500 people took part in the carnival of the Noailles, Réformés and La Plaine districts, according to the Bouches-du-Rhône police chief.
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