Tens of thousands rallied in Zagreb to protest delays in waste cleanup, demanding urgent action from authorities. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
Protesters expressed concern over the unresolved garbage issue in the Croatian capital. They demanded that authorities accelerate cleanup efforts.
According to rally organizers, delays in waste cleanup pose a threat to residents' health and harm the environment.
Reuters reported that this is one of the largest protest actions in the country. The exact number of participants is not yet known, but estimates suggest it reaches tens of thousands.
Croatian authorities have not yet given an official response. However, protesters demand that a cleanup plan be made public and implemented.
This situation highlights problems in Croatia's waste management system. The country faces overflowing landfills and insufficient recycling infrastructure.
One speaker at the rally said: "We want to live in a clean city. The authorities must hear our voice and take urgent measures."
City administration representatives stated they have the situation under control and are working to solve the problem. However, protesters do not trust these promises and call for their demands to be met.
According to Reuters, this event draws public attention to environmental issues in Croatia. Delays in waste cleanup are observed not only in Zagreb but also in other regions of the country.
Rally participants demand a clear timeline from authorities and emphasize the need for joint efforts to solve the waste problem.
Currently, the situation in Zagreb remains unstable. Further cleanup work and an official response from authorities are expected.