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Ulcinj: Police, in cooperation with the local government, ensured a stable security situation during the second festival night
On July 2nd, during the second day of the music festival "Exit to Montenegro," activities were successfully carried out to ensure public gathering, maintain stable public order and peace, ensure citizens' safety, and facilitate uninterrupted road traffic. Thanks to timely planned and coordinated measures, the festival took place in a safe environment, without disruptions to public order and peace, or commission of crimes related to the event, while preserving the safety of the local population and a large number of domestic and foreign visitors. Considering that the estimated number of visitors on the second festival night was nearly 16,500, including many foreign nationals and regional visitors, police officers secured the festival venue, access roads, parking zones, and other locations of security importance. Special emphasis was placed on smooth traffic flow, given the summer tourist season and increased vehicle and passenger traffic. Despite heavy traffic, especially on the regional road Ulcinj – Ada Bojana, traffic flowed without long queues or major delays, thanks to planned regulation and constant police presence on the ground. Police officers will continue to implement enhanced security measures during the festival's final night, in cooperation with relevant local government services, to ensure a high level of safety for all participants and visitors and the smooth conduct of the event.