The protest took place on Saturday at the square of Ban Josip Jelačić in Zagreb, with the event organised by the 'Gospa' association. Participants gathered to express their views, with some arriving by bus from Lika, Dalmatia and Banovina. The protest lasted several hours, during which time traffic was disrupted at the Ban Jelačić square, where traffic was halted for the duration of the protest.
During the protest, emergency services attended to six incidents. Two people were taken to hospital during the protest, and one person was taken to hospital following a collapse. The remaining incidents were less serious, but highlighted the need for caution and care during such events. Zagreb police had no incidents to report during the protest, indicating that the protest proceeded without major incidents.
The protest was held to express dissatisfaction with certain issues, with participants using various methods of protest, including placards, speeches and other forms of demonstration. Although the protest was relatively peaceful, there were moments of tension that required the presence of police and emergency services.
This event highlighted the importance of democratic rights and freedom of expression, as well as the need for responsible behaviour from all participants. Protests are an important part of democratic society, but must be conducted in a manner that does not endanger public order and peace. In this case, the protest proceeded without major incidents, which is positive news for all participants and citizens of Zagreb.
