Residents of Neighboring Buildings Came to Aid with Warm Blankets
Although the Prime Minister urged not to forget an umbrella, some participants forgot to bring warm clothing. For instance, one of the protesters received help from residents of neighboring buildings who came with their warm blankets. Additionally, some protesters shielded themselves from the rain with polyethylene.
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