Italy announces new security measures after Milan riots, deploying 500 soldiers
Italy announced tougher security measures on Tuesday after weekend riots in Milan left more than 100 police officers injured and shops looted.
France 24 reports: Italy announced tougher security measures on Tuesday after weekend riots in Milan left more than 100 police officers injured and shops looted.
The government will deploy 500 additional soldiers, impose harsher penalties for violent protesters and hold parents financially responsible for damage caused by minors.
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