There is an ever-worsening situation at France. But the grandmother ot the 17-year-old boy who was fatally shot by a police officer in Paris has appealed to protestor, "not to damage the schools, not to break the buses, it was the moms who take the buses," as reported by the CNN.

"I'm tired," the grandmother, identified by BMFTV as Nadia, said, adding that Nahel's mother, "doesn't have a life anymore."

Following the violent protests in France, security forces have deployed more than 45,000 police and gendarmes across France following the violent public unrest.

More than 157 people were detained overnight, as reported by the France Ministry.

Many people have been detained since the protests began.

As per reports, the average age of more than 2,000 detaines is 17 years old.

French President Emmanuel Macron will soon launch a procedure to "understand deeply" the cause of unrest that has been rocking France since Tuesday, a source present at the meeting between Macron and his top officials Sunday told CNN. Macron will meet with the president of Frerich's lower and upper houses Monday, and on

Tuesday he'll meet the 220 mayors across France who have been dealing with violence in the past days, according to the source.