Protesters blocked traffic on Dondukov Blvd. in Sofia on September 16.
A woman did not feel well and minutes later an ambulance was called to provide medical assistance. However, she refused an examination.
Other protesters explained that she had no health problems, but demanded the resignation of those in power.
Tensions in Parliament continue after mothers from the “System Kills Us” initiative and other protesters entered the lobby of one of the building's entrances and said they wanted to attend a meeting of the parliamentary Energy Committee.
However, the security guards did not allow them due to measures against the coronavirus.
The protesters explain that the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) asked for a hall in order to hold this meeting, but the Speaker of the National Assembly Tsveta Karayancheva did not permit it.
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