Chaos continues across France: tourist train robbed, rioters attack police | Watch

Chaos in France continues: police use undercover vehicles to stop rioters looting stores. Footage shows theft of a tourist train. Prime Minister Lecornu to hold emergency meeting. About 1,500 businesses destroyed and looted, around 1,000 police officers injured. The town hall in Limoges set on fire.

Chaos in France continues today (Monday), as police began using undercover vehicles to stop rioters looting stores near protest hotspots. Footage published on social media shows rioters stealing a tourist train. In Lyon, the slogan "free Palestine" was spray-painted on a Zara store that was vandalized and looted. French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is expected to hold an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss the violence and looting. According to estimates, about 1,500 businesses have been destroyed and looted across France. The French Interior Ministry announced that around 1,000 police officers were injured during Saturday's protests, seven of them seriously. Additionally, the historic town hall in Limoges, built 143 years ago, was set on fire during the protests and large parts of it collapsed. Local residents expressed shock at the destruction of the building.