France, on Fire the Entrance of Mandela High School of Nantes
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The lobby of the institution went into flames on Thursday, 1 October, when a blockade was being organized on site as part of the high school movement. Mayor Johanna Rolland called for appeasement.
The entrance hall of Nelson-Mandela High School in Nantes burned a little after 8 a.m. this Thursday morning. A mother attended the scene and told what she saw.
The lobby of Nelson-Mandela High School, in the centre of Nantes, was destroyed by a "volunteer fire", this Thursday morning, during the blockage of the establishment. Considerable damage. A "voluntary fire", the origin of which has not been specified, was triggered and spread on the facade of Nelson-Mandela High School, in Nantes, before being controlled, declared to the AFP the deputy principal, Gaëlle Cordier.
Nantes, 1 Oct. (askanews) - Images posted on social media show the fire in Nelson Mandela high school lobby, in Nantes city centre, France, during the school block by students, while protests by high school students asking for more resources and the replacement of absent teachers continue throughout the country. [...]
A few hours after the fire at Nelson-Mandela High School on Thursday in Nantes, the management has just informed the families that the classes will not be able to resume for several weeks. The damage concerns the entrance hall and classes, in particular.
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