A motorist attempted to force his way through around 11 o'clock during the climate march in Clermont-Ferrand (Puy-de-Dôme) on Saturday, September 26. The incident resulted in four individuals sustaining minor injuries. The prosecutor of the Republic stated that this was not an act of terrorism. The climate march, which took place in the French city of Clermont-Ferrand, was part of a broader movement advocating for environmental protection and climate action. Participants gathered to raise awareness about the need for stronger policies to combat climate change. The event was peaceful, with no major disruptions reported before the incident involving the motorist. Authorities responded quickly to the situation, and the driver was taken into custody. Investigations are ongoing to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident. The local prosecutor emphasized that there was no evidence to suggest the act was linked to terrorism or any organized group. The incident has sparked discussions about the safety of public demonstrations and the need for better coordination between event organizers and local law enforcement. While the injuries sustained were described as minor, the event serves as a reminder of the potential risks associated with large-scale public gatherings.