The situation near the Prime Minister’s Office building remains tense, with police intervening to disperse the crowd by using water cannons and blue spray.
Escalation near the government building
Footage and published information show that the clash near the Prime Minister’s Office has not eased, while force has been used on the ground to disperse the crowd.
In an area of high institutional sensitivity, the police intervention further heightens the gravity of the situation and raises questions about how public gatherings are being managed.
Water cannons and blue spray used against protesters
According to the published version, police tried to push back the gathered individuals by using water cannons.
Blue spray was also directed at the crowd, a move that further intensified the confrontation on the ground.
Few official details on the intervention
At this stage, public information remains limited and no further details have been provided about the immediate cause of the tension or the consequences of the intervention.
The lack of full clarification leaves room for legitimate questions about the proportionality of the police response near the central government institution.
The incident has brought attention back to how tense situations are handled in areas near state institutions.
Beyond the intervention on the ground, public transparency remains essential for every action taken toward citizens in such gatherings.