<h1>Government declares national day of mourning after deadly Gen Z protests, cabinet resigns; memorial, rebuilding, tax relief planned</h1> The government declared a national day of mourning after violent Gen Z protests on September 8-9 that left 74 dead and prompted the fall of the cabinet; flags were flown at half-mast and a public holiday ordered. Authorities plan a memorial park and have begun damage assessments and restoration of burned government buildings, offices and vehicles, with police documenting at least 121 cars and 158 two-wheelers torched. Security has improved and commercial activity resumed. The government extended tax filing deadlines for affected businesses and signaled possible tax relief and economic reforms. Officials inspected damaged sites and directed prompt cleanup and reconstruction.