<p>MILAN: Youths and police clashed for a second day Sunday in Milan, where mostly black-clad assailants hurled bottles, ransacked stores, and destroyed property around the central Duomo plaza.
Key takeaways
Milan saw second day of violence, with 200 arrested. Clashes, looting, and property damage occurred near Duomo plaza.
- Youths and police clashed for a second day in Milan, with 200 arrested.
- Black-clad assailants ransacked stores and destroyed property near Duomo plaza.
- Mayor Giuseppe Sala described smashed shop windows and frightened citizens.
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MILAN: Youths and police clashed for a second day Sunday in Milan, where mostly black-clad assailants hurled bottles, ransacked stores, and destroyed property around the central Duomo plaza.
Police in the northern city have arrested more than 200 people since Saturday, according to Ansa news agency.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called for a security meeting Monday to address the violence, which resembled some scenes of chaos and looting in Paris.
The Milan clashes began Saturday on the sidelines of a sanctioned cost-of-living demonstration. Similar troubles took place in the northern cities of Bologna and Turin following other protests.
