
Prime Minister Rama has reacted on social media regarding the protest held in the Zvërnec area, mocking the protesters and calling for environmental protection.
Through a Facebook post, Rama ironically addressed the "revolutionaries", asking them that the next time they go to that coast to protest in defense of flamingos, they should not drive vehicles onto the beach and not pollute the area.
"GOOD MORNING ???? and with a humble prayer to the revolutionaries, that the next time they go to that shore to mourn the flamingos, they should not make them cry by desecrating the beach with their cars - because the poor birds will remember that the construction of the parking lot began there, and they will take flight as they did before the 10-year hunting moratorium - if they leave their wheels on the highway and walk like flamingos to the edge of the sea without being afraid of the dirt, but preferably without adding to it like yesterday that they left behind the beer cans, I wish you all a peaceful Sunday ??????", Rama writes in his post.
The reaction comes at a time when the debate over the Zvërnec project and the protests against it continue to cause strong political and public clashes.