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Protesters demand emergency measures to combat global warming.
Thousands of people are participating on Saturday September 26 in rallies organized throughout France as part of the climate march, reports the ICI network. Organizers announced more than 260 rallies in 91 departments to demand emergency measures against global warming.
The first processions set off on Saturday morning. In Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône), more than 500 people gathered in front of the prefecture before marching through the streets of the city, according to the prefecture. In Auxerre (Yonne) on Saturday morning, 200 people took part in the mobilization. There were less than a hundred in Sens, reports ICI Auxerre.
More than 700 people also gathered on Saturday afternoon in Rouen (Seine-Maritime), ICI Normandie learned from the prefecture. In Saint-Étienne (Loire), the climate march attracted more than 800 people, according to an ICI Saint-Étienne Loire journalist on site.
In Paris, the gathering is planned at Place de la République from 5 to 8 p.m.
After 48 hours of torrential rains flooding Bangkok and 21 Thai provinces, authorities declared a state of natural disaster in the capital. The Prime Minister cut short his trip to London to return. One person died. The water reached waist high in some neighborhoods, roads are submerged and a million sandbags have been prepared. The situation has stabilized according to the governor, thanks to pumping stations operating at full capacity.
After a record summer of heat and fires, thousands of people marched across France on Saturday to demand emergency climate measures, with 260 mobilizations recorded. In Clermont-Ferrand, a car forced its way into the procession, lightly injuring four people. In Paris, thousands of demonstrators gathered at Place de la République, while in Arras, several hundred marched, including environmentalist candidate Marine Tondelier with her newborn. The organizers are calling for emergency plans financed by the taxation of superprofits from fossil fuels and the arms industry, as well as a tax on the wealth of the richest. Minister of Ecological Transition Monique Barbut must submit a national adaptation plan to climate change by September 30.

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