A bus was attacked on Wednesday evening in Angoulême by about thirty young people armed with swords and baseball bats. A few stops later, the driver was relieved and the damaged bus replaced. No arrests have been made so far, as the thirty young people disperse quickly after the bus leaves. On Thursday morning, the city’s transport network announced that no buses would run, with drivers exercising their right of withdrawal. This is the second bus attack in a week. Source Ouest-France
A patrol of the anti-crime brigade (BAC) was attacked by about twenty individuals during the night from Wednesday to Thursday, in Montereau-Fault-Yonne (Seine-et-Marne) . Five suspects were arrested. Source Actu17
About thirty individuals attacked the Sarcelles police station located on avenue du 8 mai 1945 around 7:30 p.m. The attackers fired fireworks mortars at the building. They also threw projectiles.
Other police stations have suffered the same type of attack in recent months. In particular that of Grand-Quevilly , near Rouen (Seine-Maritime) last month, or that of Cahors (Lot), attacked with Molotov cocktails in November. In Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin), the Hautepierre police station was also attacked at the end of last year. Source Actu17
Greece is ready to welcome British tourists this summer regardless of whether they have had a coronavirus vaccine, Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis was quoted as saying on Thursday. Source Ekathimerini
