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Limoges Town Hall Destroyed by Fire After Protests
- The Limoges Town Hall, an ornate 19th-century neo-Renaissance building, was torched by masked protesters.
- The town hall, which survived both World Wars, was destroyed in the clashes.
- The fire was reported by multiple news outlets including The Straits Times, The Times of India, NDTV, and Barron's.
- Authorities are investigating the incident and assessing the damage.
- The masked mob broke into the building and set it on fire, leading to significant destruction.
Articles (4)
The Straits Times·
In France’s Limoges, the fire-ravaged town hall rekindles memories of Notre Dame
The Times of India·
France's 140 year old Town Hall survived World Wars but succumbed to protesters
NDTV·
France's Limoges Town Hall Survived World Wars, Now Destroyed In Clashes
Barron's·
Fire Rages At Town Hall In France's Limoges After Protests: Authorities