Intense protests continued on 6 April, with clashes occurring throughout the department of Ica and reports of one dead and eleven injured while protesting on the Pan-American Highway near the Salas District in the morning.[4] Two others were killed in the San Juan Bautista District.[5] During the fierce rioting in Ica, reporters and police were attacked by protesters while two police officers were kidnapped.[5][41] UGTRANM leader Diez Villegas stated that in the two previous days of protests, "no public transport, tourist, taxi and even motorcycle taxi services would provide their transfer services to Peruvians" and that 140,000 transportation workers participated in the strike to paralyze Lima.[4] Diez Villegas said that such measures were taken against Castillo after the president raised allegations that those organizing protests had bad intentions.[32] In Lima, supporters of Castillo gathered in Plaza San Martín to protest against Congress.[41]