On Thursday morning in Marseille, France, a group of young people gathered in front of Saint-Exupéry High School in the city's 1st arrondissement, creating a blockade. During this disruption, the group reportedly attacked a fire truck and set it on fire. A firefighter who was present at the scene suffered minor injuries as a result of the incident. The fire truck was burned in front of the school, adding to the chaos in the area. In another part of the city, near Floride High School in the 14th arrondissement, two buses were damaged, and a bus driver was attacked, according to RTM, the local transport company. These incidents have caused a complete halt in the operation of trams, subways, and buses across Marseille, significantly disrupting public transportation for residents and commuters. The disturbances also reached Victor Hugo High School in the 3rd arrondissement, where the regional education authority, known as the rectorate, confirmed that incidents occurred. While the nature of these incidents was not specified, they contributed to a broader pattern of unrest across the city. Authorities have not yet provided detailed explanations for the actions of the young people involved, nor have they commented on potential underlying causes of the disruptions. As the situation unfolds, local officials are likely to address the incidents in the coming days, seeking to restore normalcy to the affected areas.