Paris seems to be a disaster area after World Cup riots

paris - Paris seems a day after the World Cup finals in a disaster area rather than a place where it is cheerfully celebrated that the country has conquered the world title for the second time in history.

The celebration was marred by violence, riots and looting. Not only in Paris, but also in other cities.

Monday morning the French Maureen De Condat took a walk through the French capital. 'An hour of walking through the disaster area. 'She shared photos of the vandalism on Facebook, which have now been shared more than 50,000 times. The photos show that many windows have been killed, vehicles have been set on fire and street shops have not been left alone.

The police in Paris were well prepared and had, in the weekend of the national holiday (July 14) and the World Cup, also for fear of attacks, more than 12. 000 men on their feet. The police had to use tear gas to drive the screaming crowd apart.