Residents of Saint-Lô are distressed after multiple vehicles were intentionally burned in the city center. The fires were reported as deliberate, causing significant damage. Meanwhile, Canadian customs tariffs are increasing costs for vehicle imports, challenging shoppers. The incidents have raised concerns among those affected, and highlighted ongoing issues with vehicle imports.
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