The riots in London spread to many places and chaos in the streets like a war zone

According to the British media reported on August 9, violence riots in London has entered the third day, and more riot police firefighters are standing by in various blocks of London. More shops have been looted, many buildings have been set on fire, and the police are confronting and fighting the rioting crowd.

British Prime Minister Cameron has already returned from his vacation in advance and hosted an emergency meeting of the government to deal with the riots. A government spokesman said that the Prime Minister is paying close attention to the progress of the situation. The London Police Agency confirmed that at least 225 people have been arrested and 36 people have been charged.

At the same time, many cars were ignited in Lewisham in southeast London. In the adjacent Peckham, a bus and a shop were burned. More than 200 riot police officers and police dogs were deployed around Mare Street in Hanik, East London. Several police cars there were destroyed. Several fires have also taken place in Croydon, south of London, including a large furniture store, and the fire has spread to nearby buildings. Many people in Krappen, southwest of London, grab clothing items from a masquerade store and hijacked several stores. In Eindhan in the west of London, many shops and restaurants were destroyed, and even the famous Ealing Green Paradise Park was affected.

What is more worrying is that the riots are spreading to other places.

The heavily armed riot police were in the center of Birmingham. After dozens of young people had created chaos in the business district, they smashed shop glass and looted the contents. The police have arrested 87 people, including 6 teenagers. Due to violence in many neighborhoods, buses were forced to turn. A police station in the town of Handsworth in Birmingham was attacked by arson.

Iraqi resident Bertes witnessed the chaos on the street. He said: “This is like a war zone. I have never seen such a situation in my life. About twenty or thirty masked youths are attacking a flower shop with bricks. These shops are all locals and I can't imagine why these young people want to do this.” Lord Mayor Boris Johnson has postponed his vacation and returned to the town hall to host the government. The British Home Secretary Teresa May also returned from her vacation in advance and is discussing with the London Police Agency officials about how to respond to violent riots. May's condemnation of the riots is entirely a criminal act, and those criminals will bear consequences for their actions. The riots that erupted from Tottenham and spread to other parts of London are completely unacceptable.