Milan anti-cost-of-living march: 5 arrests, 44 citations, 3,000 identified

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About 15,000 people marched in Milan on Saturday, October 24, against the rising cost of living. Police reported 5 arrests, 44 citations, and nearly 3,000 identifications, with no public order disturbances. The protest consisted of several unannounced marches that converged into one demonstration. Police controls included 196 people taken to the station, 171 of whom received preventive detention. Authorities also issued 34 urban exclusion orders (Dacur), 5 mandatory leave notices, and 26 Daspo bans. The police statement confirmed the day ended without any disruption to public order and security in Milan.


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