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  Live Singapore By Caroline Pailliez and Richard Lough
  
  PARIS, April 21 (Reuters) - Crowds of youths targeted riot police with fireworks and torched rubbish bins in a third night of unrest on the outskirts of Paris where a heavy police presence
  to enforce the coronavirus lockdown has exacerbated
  tensions.
  
  France's banlieues - high-rise, low-income neighbourhoods that encircle many of its
  cities - are frequently flashpoints of anger over social and economic inequality and
  allegations of heavy-handed policing.
  
  In Villeneuve-La-Garenne, where the trouble first flared on Saturday
  after a motorcyclist crashed into the open door of a police car, youths aimed
  volleys of fireworks down streets lined with housing blocks towards police lines.
  
  
  "The police are moving through the streets, LBDs (rubber ball launchers) and shields at the ready. Multiple fireworks," tweeted
  Clement Lanot, a freelance journalist, at around midnight as violence broke out.
  
  
  
  France's lockdown to stem the spread of the coronavirus permits people to leave home only to buy groceries,
  go to work, seek medical care or exercise.
  
  Some local residents said officers deliberately
  opened the door into the path of the motorcyclist, who required surgery to his leg.
  An investigation was underway, police said.
  
  Unrest also broke out on the night of Monday to Tuesday in the neighbouring districts
  of Gennevilliers, Clichy-La-Garenne and Asnieres.
  
  
  France's interior ministry said the police had been subjected to ambushes and would not shy from making arrests to restore order if necessary.
  "The police are present in these neighbourhoods to enforce the lockdown and guarantee security," a ministry
  official told Reuters.
  
  MEMORIES OF 2005
  
  Fifteen years ago, the death of two youths fleeing police in a northern Paris
  suburb triggered nationwide riots that lasted three weeks.
  
  
  "It's taking a turn that reminds me of 2005," said Yves Lefebvre,
  head of France's biggest police union, SGP Unite.
  
  "What I fear is that it will explode in the banlieues. It may get very difficult."
  
  Police resources were being stretched by an absenteeism rate of about 10%, Lefebvre said, with
  officers off sick, in isolation or having to look after children during the lockdown.
  
  "If tomorrow we're confronted by widespread urban violence, we would have trouble keeping on top of it unless a curfew was put in place, and the army called in to help enforce it," Lefebvre added.
  
  
  A spokesperson for the national police force declined to comment on the possible need for a curfew if
  the situation deteriorated. The interior ministry said there was no problem
  with police numbers.
  
  The Alliance police union reported sporadic outbreaks of unrest in low-income towns
  in the Yvelines region, west of the greater Paris region. Police cars
  were vandalised, fireworks detonated and projectiles hurled at officers.
  
  
  Julien Le Cam, head of the Alliance union in Yvelines, said officers from
  investigative units were being redeployed to street
  patrols to maintain numbers.
  
  "Normally one town is 'on duty' and they pass the baton. Last night it was all of them," said Le Cam.
  "There were violent groups in all our difficult zones looking for contact with the police." (Reporting by Caroline Pailliez with additional reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta
  and Richard Lough Editing by Mark Heinrich)
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