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Thousands of people demonstrate in Vienna, Rome, Zagreb and Amsterdam against compulsory vaccination and anti-Corona measures |  Abroad

Thousands of people demonstrate in Vienna, Rome, Zagreb and Amsterdam against compulsory vaccination and anti-Corona measures | Abroad

And in the Austrian capital Vienna, 35,000 people took to the streets on Saturday to protest against compulsory vaccination. This is according to new police estimates. Thousands of people protested at the Coruna Corridor in Rome and thousands also took to the streets in the Croatian capital, Zagreb. Demonstrators also took to the streets in Amsterdam and Breda despite the cancellation after the riots in Rotterdam yesterday.


Ezra Knipkins


Last updated:
21:01


Source:
Belgian




Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schellenberg announced on Friday a new lockdown to slow the rapidly rising number of coronavirus infections. In the medium term, Austria will impose mandatory vaccination against Covid-19. For vaccines and people who have recovered from the disease, the lockdown will end no later than December 13. Unvaccinated persons must remain in custody after this date. Austria will make vaccination compulsory from February next year.

The right-wing FPÖ party had called for the protest. According to party leader Herbert Kekel, who is currently infected with the Corona virus, Austria is on its way to becoming a “dictatorship”.

“coronadictator”

Thousands of protesters gathered in central Vienna on Saturday afternoon. They waved placards and chanted slogans against the “dictatorship of Corona”. “It is not normal for our rights to be taken away,” one protester said.

Demonstrators criticize the necessity of vaccination and closure. © AP

Police are present at the scene in large numbers, with at least 1,300 soldiers. Reportedly, the mood is bleak and the police have already arrested the fugitives. Some protesters threw bottles at the police.

Thousands demonstrated in the Croatian capital, Zagreb, on Saturday, against the government’s tougher measures on the coronavirus. This was reported by the Croatian media. Dozens of buses transported protesters from all over the country.

public buildings

In Croatia, for example, only people who have been vaccinated, who have recovered from Covid-19 or who have tested negative are allowed to enter public buildings. The demonstrators also demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Andrei Plenkovic. In Croatia, only 46.5 percent of the population is vaccinated. On average, 58 people die every day from Covid-19.

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