Number of Protesters at Fountain Square Reached Three Thousands
About 3 thousand people are protesting at Fountain Square. The number of participants has increased due to the victims' relatives and new groups of young people, who continue to come to the area from all sides. The police can not stop them and only call through a megaphone to the protesters and requires them to disperse.
However, young people are chanting "Resign," "Police, do not torture your people" and "We will not go away!"
At the same time, police detain some protesters, put them in cars and take away. However, despite the hundreds of police officers, their powers are not enough to prevent the action.
Another feature of the action is the fact that it involves a large number of older people, mostly women with portraits of their killed sons and relatives. -16B--
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