A woman who was injured by a flaming spray during protests in Marseille on October 1st has shared her account of the incident. The attack took place in the morning near a bus stop, during a demonstration involving high school students. The woman, who works as an auxiliary care worker, was waiting for the bus when the incident occurred. She described how a group of young people approached the bus stop barrier and tried to break it. She attempted to intervene, telling them not to damage property and to join the protest instead. Moments later, she felt a strong heat on her face, followed by being pushed and sprayed with a flaming substance. The incident was captured on camera and widely shared on social media. The woman expressed that she did not expect such violence and was shocked to be targeted by an unknown teenager. A 15-year-old minor was arrested on Friday afternoon in connection with the attack. The woman was treated by firefighters, but hospitals were reportedly overwhelmed with patients at the time. Eventually, she received care at a medical center and tried to file a complaint. However, she found police stations also overwhelmed with reports, making the process difficult. The woman returned home in a state of shock after the incident. Later, when she viewed the footage of the attack, it caused her to break down emotionally. The video, which shows the moment she was sprayed with the flaming substance, has drawn attention to the use of dangerous methods during protests. Authorities have not yet provided details on the legal proceedings against the minor or the broader implications of the incident for public safety during demonstrations.