In response to both concern over the attacks[7] and dissatisfaction over the government's slowness in prosecuting people involved with the July riots, protesters took to the streets.[8] Official media reported tens of thousands marching in the city centre on the morning of 3 September. The police dispersed the crowd with tear gas;[5] five people died during the protests and 14 were injured.[9][10] After the latest protest, the government announced a ban on all "unlicensed marches, demonstrations and mass protests".[11]