The residents of Divjaka marked 42 days of protest on Thursday evening.

Although small in number, the protesters continue their call against the SP's project for territorial administrative reform, which unites Divjaka with Lushnje, reports journalist Juljan Kasapi.

The speakers this Thursday were also joined by the former director of the Divjakë Karavasta park, Ardjan Koçi, who resigned several years ago after pressure he faced in relation to his position, after refusing to follow the minister's orders to allow construction in the Divjkava park. He came especially from Germany to support this protest, attacking the government and its local leaders with his words.

The march of protesters through the city streets ended the 42nd day of the protest in Divjaka.