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Police ensure stable public order and peace during the first day of Sea Dance; over 30,000 visitors attended the festival – no disturbances reported
Police officers from the Police Directorate are implementing coordinated planning activities to ensure the safe organization of the EXIT 2 Montenegro – Sea Dance Edition festival, held at Bečići beach in Budva. The safety of participants and local residents is a top priority, managed by the Regional Security Center 'Jug' – Budva Security Department, with support from other organizational units including additional security departments, special police units, and border police sector. On the first day of Sea Dance, police presence included planned security at the festival area, access roads, parking lots, and other gathering spots. Officers were deployed at multiple strategic points to perform preventive measures related to maintaining public order, traffic control, and criminal police operations. Given the expected increase in visitors, police conducted recordings of the event as permitted by law, which will continue throughout the festival, along with broader area surveillance using police drones. Throughout the festival, police will continue planned activities to ensure the event proceeds smoothly in a welcoming atmosphere, making visitors feel comfortable and safe in our country.