France's Historic Limoges Town Hall Engulfed In Flames Amid Violent Protests: WATCH
A historic town hall in Limoges, France, has been almost destroyed after a fire broke out during violent protests over the cost of living. The 143-year-old building, a prominent local landmark, was set ablaze by masked protesters on Saturday as demonstrations and clashes continued across the country.= Limoges Town Hall Suffers Immense Damages Built in 1883 and designated a historic landmark in 1975, Limoges Town Hall sustained extensive damage in the blaze. Regional prefect Maurice Barate told AFP that the roof had collapsed onto the lower floors, with the west wing the only section spared…
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