A man died in southern France on Friday when his car hit a truck at a road block erected by “Yellow Vest” protesters, raising the death toll linked to the anti-government demonstrations to 10, the authorities said on Saturday, Reuters reported.

Several demonstrations were expected across France on Saturday, including a march in the formal royal city of Versailles, whose castle is a symbol of French state power and one of Europe’s top tourist attractions.

But very few people gathered in Versailles and there were far fewer demonstrators in the streets of Paris than in previous weeks, according to Reuters witnesses and news channels BFM and CNews.

Dozens marched through the streets of Montmartre near the Sacré Coeur Basilica, another tourist landmark in the French capital, shouted “Parisians, join us!”, according to news channels BFM and CNews. Others called for the resignation of President Emmanuel Macron.