The Montenegrin Police Administration is investigating an arson incident at a construction site in Botun. They stated that a security firm is responsible for physical and technical protection at the site.

Construction machinery at a site in Botun, Montenegro, was set on fire, prompting calls for an urgent response from authorities to address what is described as an act of vandalism against state projects.

Residents of Botun, Montenegro, gathered in protest outside a construction site, stating their intention to continue demonstrations in the coming days to reach an agreement.

Residents of Botunjani, Montenegro, are protesting in front of a construction site, demanding that work be halted until the administrative boundaries between Podgorica and Zeta are clearly defined.

MERS and the Eco-fund have secured 200,000 euros for a wastewater treatment plant, but locals in Botun claim carcinogenic and radioactive anodes were found at the site, prompting calls for an investigation by the Ecotox Center.

Jelena Borovinić Bojović, President of the Capital City Assembly, stated that dialogue is the solution for the ongoing situation in Botun, where residents are protesting a wastewater plant, and dismissed the idea of new elections as a resolution.

The residents of Botunjani have announced their intention to enter the plant on Saturday with a decision from the Zeta Municipal Assembly, following an agreement to gather at the plant gate tomorrow morning.

An environmental inspection in Botun, Montenegro, reported no official complaints of hazardous waste, despite residents announcing daily road blockades and claiming 'carcinogenic anodes' from a former aluminum plant are being excavated at a construction site.

Residents of Botun and Zeta in Montenegro are protesting near a wastewater treatment plant construction site, claiming that carcinogenic waste is being unearthed and announcing further radicalization of their protests.

The Democratic National Party (DNP) has urged authorities to conduct an impartial and lawful investigation into a recent incident in Botun, calling on Mujović not to threaten residents.

Montenegro's Center for Ecotoxicological Testing (CETI) has received an official request from the Municipality of Zeta to investigate the potential presence of hazardous materials at the construction site of a wastewater treatment plant in Botun, awaiting further documentation.

Residents of Botun, Montenegro, have announced they will radicalize their protests starting Monday, demanding the demarcation between Zeta and Podgorica, gathering near a planned wastewater treatment plant.

Residents of Botunjani have announced a radicalization of their protests starting Monday, demanding that the construction of a plant be halted until Podgorica and Zeta are demarcated.

Dragićević described the current protest by Botunjani residents as a 'political performance.' He stated that while waste may exist at former industrial production sites, clear procedures are in place

They decided on new, more radical protests due to, as they claim, the discovery of "dangerous waste - carcinogenic anodes from the former Aluminum Plant in the plant's excavations"

Montenegrin MP Milan Knežević of the Democratic People's Party has stated he will be forced to consent to the initiation of dismissal proceedings against Minister Mujović and others, following recent events in Botun.

The Municipality of Zeta suspects the presence of dangerous and carcinogenic substances in Botun and is demanding urgent action, warning that continued presence of workers and others at the location poses a direct health risk.

A group of local residents in Botun, Montenegro, are protesting against ongoing construction, with 'Vijesti' reporters on the scene since early morning.

The Mayor of Podgorica, Ivan Vuković, condemned the vandalism in Botun, stating that the project would not be stopped and that the state must show determination to prevent future irresponsible acts.

Residents of Botun, Montenegro, have escalated their protests by blocking a construction site from 6 AM to 12 PM, preventing workers from entering. The president of the Democratic People's Party, Milan Knežević, commented on the situation last week.

Residents of Botun, Montenegro, who had previously announced a large gathering to protest construction, did not show up at the site.

Supervisory authorities for a construction project in Botun, Montenegro, have appealed for safety to be a priority, warning against irresponsible movement near the site amidst announced protests.

Residents of Botun are protesting the construction of a wastewater treatment plant, vowing to prevent work until the border demarcation with Podgorica is finalized. They demand that authorities respect the Zeta Municipal Assembly's decision to ban the plant's construction.

Residents of Botun, Montenegro, have once again blocked the road near the construction site of a future wastewater treatment plant, protesting against what they claim is dangerous waste on the territory. A citizens' meeting is scheduled to discuss potential radicalization of their actions.

Botun residents said yesterday that "toxic and carcinogenic waste from the former Aluminum Plant" was unearthed during the works.

The director of Podgorica's 'Vodovod' (Waterworks) denies claims by Botunjani regarding the excavation of 'dangerous, carcinogenic KAP waste,' assuring citizens and employees there is no risk.

A group of residents from Botun and Zeta protested against the construction of a wastewater treatment plant near the construction site gate, with local media covering the event.