
With reference to Netflix hit “Don’t Look Up” in which the astronomers discovered a comet that will wipe out the planet trying in vain to get politician’s attention indicating of taking this threat seriously.
“Look Up” held by the protesters urging the politicians to make the planet there first priority.

A recent survey by the climate justice NGOs has found that the climate crisis took only 1.5 per cent of media coverage during the election campaigns from February and March.

People took part in march " Look up" to call the presidential candidates to take the climate isssue in account.
People protested peacefully with holding signs “when are we going to talk about it."

The organisers said there were almost 80,000 people who took part in march across the country including 32,000 in the capital.
While the interior ministry said around 40,000 people demonstrated with 11,000 people in capital.

Protesters described the climate change as “worse than critical” and needs immediate attention.
“We have to protect the land we’ll leave to our children”, Lydie Lampin Bernand one of the protesters said.