The French government is implementing strict measures in New Caledonia to prevent a repeat of the violence that occurred four months ago. A curfew has been tightened, prohibiting residents from going out between 6 pm and 5 am until September 24. With 6,000 law enforcement officers present, including police, gendarmes, and soldiers, security has been significantly increased to maintain peace.
Focus is on areas like Saint-Louis and troubled neighborhoods in Noumea to prevent further violence. Despite recent incidents, authorities remain hopeful that the situation will not escalate on September 24.
Extremely fragile calm
Independentists have not called for demonstrations, but tensions persist following recent deaths and clashes with law enforcement. The situation remains tense in Noumea and surrounding areas, requiring vigilance to prevent further unrest.
