This Wednesday, January 15, 294 people were “sheltered” during an operation carried out by the police headquarters in Stalingrad, between the 10th and 19th arrondissements of Paris.
A police operation, carried out by officers from the Paris police headquarters as well as the Île-de-France prefecture, took place in the Stalingrad sector this Wednesday, January 15, the institutions announced in a communicated this Thursday.
294 people were thus “sheltered” while they were sleeping on the street at the urban promenade, on Boulevard de la Villette between the 10th and 19th arrondissements of Paris.
120,000 people housed by the State in Île-de-France
Among them, 75 were sent to temporary reception structures outside Île-de-France and 219 to structures in the Ile-de-France region.
“This first shelter in 2025 is part of the constant mobilization of the State to support the most vulnerable people,” write the prefectures in their press release.
According to the latter, more than 120,000 people find themselves in precarious housing situations in Île-de-France, requiring support from the State every night.
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