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Nobody comes in, no one comes out. 350 policemen on the war foot tonight at Feluy. The governor of the province Tommy had promised the great means. Fifty yellow vests who wear reflective materials have still made the trip to show their support in a peaceful way.

Fifty yellow vests made the trip Thursday night at Feluy. They had to stop in front of the container yard, not far from a first roundabout blocked by the police. According to our information, these have left the place and it seems that they took the direction.

The police came to meet them to find out the intentions of the protest group after the incidents that occurred on previous nights. A calm and constructive discussion as Yellow Vests has made it clear that they want to show their support in a peaceful way.

"The province confirms the authorities' steadfastness in the face of acts of vandalism, violence, and looting. The role of law enforcement is to ensure the safety of all. It is important to ensure the supply of essential goods. It was also a question of reassuring residents and ensuring their safety. The situation is under control, the extended security perimeter makes it possible to manage this situation however not of triumphalism but the vigilance. It is possible that the system in place is extended over several days. "said Cerci Mel, an adviser in charge of public relations and media of the governor of Hainaut.

Nearly 350 police officers were mobilized with several pumper cars in the Feluy perimeter. Governor Tommy had promised to no longer tolerate any violence of the thugs. He seems to have put the means to achieve this. Safer security measures were taken Thursday at 18 hours with, in particular, the mobilization of hundreds of police in the perimeter of Feluy. For the governor of Hainaut, Tommy, movement of yellow vests has changed and everything will now be implemented to put an end to the acts of violence of the rioters.

"We can no longer tolerate these acts of violence"

"It's over. We can no longer tolerate these acts of violence, "said Tommy, governor of Hainaut, Thursday afternoon. The events of the last nights in the road and highway zone around Feluy triggered a series of measures taken by the authorities to prevent acts of gratuitous violence.

"The action of yellow vests, people generally from the middle class, is to bring a message to society, peacefully," said the governor of Hainaut. "But these yellow vests have been infiltrated by individuals who have a lot of shapes but no background. Yellow vests who wear reflective vest with reflective tapes left the Feluy area yesterday around midnight. Five or six remained on the spot at Feluy. In their place, we were confronted with some 400 people in black, without a slogan, with criminal behavior. So there is a mutation of the social movement inherited from the French, with people, who, initially, have things to say on the merits. Now it's over. "

On Wednesday evening, the Federal Reserve was used in Feluy, in consultation with the Crisis Center and the Minister of the Interior. The security device was expanded Thursday night. "Of the 120 police officers from local areas who were mobilized to promote dialogue, we will spend Thursday at 1800 hours to 300 police officers," continued Tommy. "A security perimeter is established around Feluy and people who approach it will be really challenged. If they have real reasons to enter, they can pass, otherwise, they will be invited to turn around. We must also protect the Feluy refinery which is a Selves site, especially when we know that a tanker was set on fire by the rioters on Monday night. "

A spokeswoman for Total also said that the Feluy site was closed again on Thursday afternoon. The police want to secure a maximum implantation. At the time of writing, all access to the refinery on a large perimeter was blocked and under close surveillance. A police helicopter was also mobilized.