Limoges (France), October 23 (askanews) – Images of what remains of the town hall in Limoges, France, after the fire during protests against high living costs on October 17. The 1883 building is largely destroyed; the flames caused the clock tower and roof to collapse and damaged almost the entire façade.
The damage inside is also extensive. The mayor called it "a catastrophe for heritage." The investigation is underway as arson. French police have currently arrested a suspect.
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