Robert Ménard, the mayor of Béziers, wants to establish a curfew for children under 13 from this Monday

The mayor of Béziers has announced that he wants to issue a municipal decree prohibiting the presence of young people under the age of 13 unaccompanied by their parents who will be outside after 11 p.m. Midi Libre – MICHAEL ESDOURRUBAILH

On the sidelines of the Zonta Run' of Béziers, the mayor of the city, Robert Ménard, announced this Sunday, April 21 that he would issue a municipal decree this Monday, April 22 to establish a curfew for those under 13 years old.

Gabriel Attal mentioned the measure, Robert Ménard is already ready to apply it. In reaction to the comments of the Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal, who proposes to put in place protective covers lights for minors and thanks to a survey of the French who are in favor at 67%, the mayor of Béziers, Robert Ménard, declared this Sunday, April 21, that he wanted to establish a curfew for young people under 13 in his municipality.

"I will issue a new order this Monday morning prohibiting the presence of young people under the age of 13 unaccompanied by their parents who will be outside after 11 p.m. ;h", declared the councilor at the start of the Zonta Run' in Béziers this Sunday morning.

A recurrence four years later

Four years after having issued such an order, the mayor of Béziers was ordered before the Council of State to withdraw this order, which was enforced by the municipal police of Béziers. "Let's see if it will happen the same way now. How would people understand it with all the violence we see. All the deaths in recent days." To be continued!