Source: Reuters on Twitter, 4/12/2021
VIENNA, Dec 4 (Reuters) — More than 40,000 people marched through Vienna on Saturday to protest against a lockdown and plans to make vaccinations compulsory to curb the coronavirus pandemic.
Austria last month became the first country in Western Europe to reimpose a coronavirus lockdown, which is set to last at least 20 days, and make vaccinations mandatory from February.
Around 1,200 police officers deployed on Saturday for a march on Vienna’s central Ring boulevard, and a 1,500-strong counter-protest, both allowed under the terms of Austria’s lockdown.
Some of the more than 40,000 demonstrators carried signs reading:
- «I will decide for myself»,
- «Make Austria Great Again»,
- «New Elections»
Last Updated on 04.12.2021 by iskova