New Zealand added new arrests after 14 days of anti-vaccine protesters

New Zealand police have arrested eight people on Monday, the 14th day of a protest by anti-vaccine groups. In front of Parliament House Wellington House, seven officers were lightly wounded.

A New Zealand police report says seven people have been arrested this morning for aggravated assault and another for causing a disturbance during a campaign to set up cement blocks around parliament. In order to prevent more trucks from entering near the dam.

The operation, which was attended by 300 agents, ended with seven policemen with ankle injuries, while protesters threw feces on others, the report said.

Thousands of people took to the Stuff news portal in Wellington, inspired by the Canadian movement against compulsory vaccination against Govt-19, during a protest in Wellington that caused Govt-19 infections among police officers.

Local media also reported that 800 vehicles and 750 tents had been counted.

“The protesters have already said what they want and it is time to go home. The police take action to prevent it (resistance) from growing and to address potential disorder or illegal behavior.New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinta Artern told the broadcaster Radio New Zealand.

New Zealand, which has implemented one of the world’s toughest anti-Govt. The whole rule.

According to official data, the number of infections is on the rise, with 2,377 new cases confirmed in New Zealand this Monday, where it is estimated that the peak of infections caused by the appearance of the Omigran variant will reach its peak next month.

The globally acclaimed Labor government at the beginning of the epidemic for the administration of Govt-19 announced that Jacinta Artern would stumble and reopen international borders, which would begin later this month and end in October.

(With information from EFE)

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