Overview
- The first estimate covers cleaning, road repairs, toll-operator losses, and radar replacement or repair, according to the Pau prefecture.
- Authorities say the figure excludes indirect economic effects such as lost business for local shops, ski resorts, and hauliers.
- Officials documented illegal deposits of waste, tyres, slurry, asbestos, and the burning of hundreds of tonnes of refuse, with two speed cameras destroyed and 19 disabled.
- Roughly ten complaints and reports have been lodged with prosecutors in Pau and Bayonne as degradations continued near A64 sites at Urt, Pau, and Cestas.
- Tactics within the movement diverged as the ELB union suspended the Briscous occupation, while Coordination rurale indicated it would remain on site.