Curfews imposed in Paris and other cities after France rioting

French authorities imposed a 23:00-06:00 curfew in Paris's Place de la République and Les Halles. Partial curfews followed in Marseille, Bordeaux, Nice, Lyon, Lille and other towns. More than 2,500 people were arrested. About 1,000 police officers were injured. AFP reported one demonstrator's hand blown off by a police crowd-control grenade. Some 550,000 demonstrators took to the streets over the weekend. In Limoges the 19th Century city hall was gutted by fire, its clock tower and roof collapsing. More than 2,000 shops and businesses were directly impacted. Alain Di Crescenzo estimated damage at hundreds of millions of euros. Jean-Luc Chauvin described shop owners in deep distress. Police stopped a vehicle entering the Lyon curfew zone. US, China and Germany issued travel and safety alerts. Laurent Nuñez admitted police had lost control in some cities and attempted to resign on Sunday. Emmanuel Macron refused, the Élysée Palace saying it was given the need for continued command of law enforcement, and called for transparency over intelligence and foresight failings. Lecornu said there will be a law that will be put in place to find ways of making sure that those who have damaged properties will have to pay. 200 investigators are analysing CCTV footage. A Vinted spokesperson said the sale of stolen goods is strictly prohibited and teams have taken immediate action to identify and remove listings linked to the looting while stepping up monitoring of suspicious listings.