Reminder:
LRADs, a sound-producing device used to control crowds, can inflict permanent damage on subjects

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Reminder:
LRADs, a sound-producing device used to control crowds, can inflict permanent damage on subjects
on march 15, the largest protest in serbia’s history took place in the capital, with some estimates ranging between 800,000 and 1,000,000 people on the streets. however, there were incidents of organized attacks on demonstrators—people were trampled, hit with stones and firecrackers, and tear gas was deployed. the most extreme action by the police was the use of a sound cannon (LRAD), banned by law in serbia, which then triggered a stampede. dozens of people were injured.
the wave of mass protests in serbia started in november last year after the novi sad train station canopy collapse
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How to protect yourself from LRAD
Sound warning!
If you're using earbuds, maybe don't use them to watch this. It does have built in captions.
I found the video here, but the original source is Tech Ingredients on YouTube.
The YouTube video is longer, but you need to use the in-app captions.