Europe is frying again, and large-scale demonstrations broke out in France, Britain, Italy and other countries. Pay attention to the shipment!

On the 24th local time, protests against the government's measures to prevent the new crown pneumonia outbreak broke out in many large cities in France, the United Kingdom, Greece, Italy, and Australia. In France alone, more than 160,000 people participated in the protests. In many places, fierce clashes broke out between demonstrators and the police.

Another large-scale anti-vaccine march in France: 160,000 people protested on the streets

Following the first national demonstration on the 17th of this month, large-scale demonstrations broke out in many places in France on the 24th, opposing the government's expansion of the scope of the "health pass" and forcing some professionals to be vaccinated against the new crown.

On July 24, about 160,000 people took to the streets of many French cities to protest the government's mandatory vaccination and health permit measures. The demonstrators threw objects at the police and even attacked police cars. According to data released by the French Ministry of the Interior, a total of 161,000 demonstrators participated in the parade in France, and 11,000 in Paris alone.

The "Health Pass" contains information such as that the holder has been vaccinated with the new crown vaccine or the nucleic acid test result is negative. According to the new French regulations, from July 21st, all cultural and entertainment venues in the country with more than 50 people will begin to implement health pass regulations. The controversy caused by this regulation has not yet subsided. Faced with the accusations, the French Minister of Health emphasized in an interview recently: "We have no choice."

In response to this controversy, French President Macron stated on the 24th that vaccines are "weapons" and there is no freedom if you fail to fulfill your obligations. "If you infect your parents or me tomorrow, I will be a victim of your freedom. This is not freedom, it is Called irresponsibility and self-interest".

Italy has also promulgated a similar bill, which has also met with protests from the people.

Thousands of demonstrators in Italy marched and demonstrated

According to ANSA News Agency, on the afternoon of the 24th, protests against "Green Pass" broke out in many places in northern and southern Italy. Hundreds of protesters gathered in the city squares of Rome, Milan, Turin, Naples, Aosta, Bologna, Cagliari, Genoa, Lecce, Messina, and Palermo. Most of the protesters not only did not maintain a safe distance, but also did not wear masks.

The protesters chanted "Green Passes forbidden!" and "Freedom!" Some even chanted that this coercive bill is fascist dictatorship.

Demonstrators in London and Manchester, UK aim at "vaccine passport" project

British protesters in places such as London and Manchester have targeted the government's "vaccine passport" program. According to the "Daily Mirror" report, in London, thousands of demonstrators walked through the city centre, gathered outside the vaccination center, waved demonstration signs and chanted slogans, opposing that from the end of September, the English must be vaccinated. Enter crowd gathering places such as nightclubs.

The British anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist Semirani also gave a speech, comparing the medical workers of the British National Health Service with the nurses tried by Nazi Germany in Nuremberg, arousing indignation. Several British officials expressed support for medical workers, saying that anti-vaccine protesters were "stupid."

About 5,000 people in Greece gather to oppose the government's mandatory vaccination

According to Greek media reports, on July 21, local time, the Greek government submitted an amendment to the parliament on compulsory inoculation of the new crown vaccine. In the afternoon of the same day, a rally against compulsory vaccination was held in the center of Athens. The police confronted and clashed with some protesters.

On the 24th, about 5,000 people gathered outside the Greek Parliament building to oppose the government's mandatory vaccination. The local police said that the demonstrators threw petrol bombs, forcing the police to use force to disperse the demonstrators. This is the third time that the Greek people oppose the government's mandatory vaccination this month.

Statistics from the Greek Ministry of Health on the evening of July 25 showed that Greece added 1,553 new coronavirus pneumonia patients that day, and a total of 475,919 confirmed cases. The number of deaths due to the new crown virus increased by 8 within 24 hours, bringing the cumulative death toll to 12,898

Australia's blockade is further expanded

In addition, more than half of Australia’s 25 million people are currently under lockdown, causing great dissatisfaction. On the 24th, citizens in cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane held demonstrations. Angry protesters demanded that the government cancel the blockade measures.

According to reports, Australia's new crown vaccination rate is still the lowest in developed countries, with less than 14% of people vaccinated.

With the spread of the new crown epidemic, Australia's blockade has been further expanded. On the 20th of this month, the South Australian state government announced a "cities closure" measure to curb the spread of the delta strain of the new crown mutant virus. Victory State decided on the same day to "close the city" for another week. New South Wales, Australia's most populous state, also declared a state of emergency on the 23rd. Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, discovered the first case of the epidemic on June 16. The city began to be "closed" on June 26, and has been extended several times since then. The latest release date is scheduled for the 30th of this month.

The latest statistics from Johns Hopkins University in the United States show that as of 7:00 on the 25th Beijing time, Australia has a total of 32,594 confirmed cases of new crowns and 916 deaths.