Tragic balance after the violence in Paris » The authorities are investigating the death of two men

On Saturday evening, shortly after the final whistle of the match in Budapest, witnesses saw a man jump into the river, later disappearing under the surface of the Seine. A day later, police discovered another man in the same river near the Pont Louis-Philippe bridge, who is believed to have fallen into the water from another location.

Tragic events after PSG's Champions League triumph

Doubts about public safety resurface in France after two people died during PSG's Champions League victory celebrationswhich took place over the weekend.

The first victim was pulled from the water by the river unit of the fire and rescue services. The man, born in 1997 in Rwanda, Africa, died despite first aid after being taken to hospital. In this context, the police started an investigation, according to the publication RTL.

The aforementioned source reports that the second man also did not survive, despite the rapid intervention of paramedics, who were unable to revive him. The local authorities have initiated an investigation in this case as well, with the aim of elucidating the circumstances of the tragic event.

• The celebrations, which drew crowds, sparked discussions about public order. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said police arrested more than 890 people on Saturday and Sunday, an increase of more than 45 percent on last year's festivities, when PSG won the Champions League trophy for the first time in history.

As serious incidents continue to occur during major public events such as sporting celebrations or national festivities, politicians and local authorities in France are struggling to develop effective strategies to ensure public safety.