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Germany Covid: MPs back new lockdown law as protest is broken up

BBC News Published image copyrightReuters image captionPolice dispersed the protesters, many of whom refused appeals to wear masks or observe distancing rules A controversial lockdown law enabling Angela Merkel s government to enforce an emergency brake has been backed by German MPs as police used pepper spray to disperse protesters outside. Under the amended law, the government in Berlin will be able to impose an overnight curfew and shut schools wherever infection rates rise too high. Several parties opposed the measures inside the Bundestag. Eight thousand anti-lockdown protesters demonstrated close to parliament. Police broke up the demonstration at the Brandenburg Gate, complaining that many of those involved had refused to heed warnings to wear face coverings and observe social distancing rules. More than 150 people were arrested for breaking Covid rules and attacking officers.

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Police clash with protesters as Germany passes law to impose 10pm curfews

Police clash with protesters as Germany passes law to impose 10pm curfews Police said some 150 people were detained for throwing bottles, attacking officers and failing to comply with rules on wearing masks. By AFP Wednesday 21 Apr 2021, 9:20 PM Wed 9:20 PM 22,738 Views 40 Comments A masked demonstrator stands in front of police officers in the government quarter in Berlin, Germany. 13 April. Image: AP/PA Images A masked demonstrator stands in front of police officers in the government quarter in Berlin, Germany. 13 April. Image: AP/PA Images POLICE HAVE CLASHED with thousands of protesters in Berlin, as the German parliament passed an amendment to give Angela Merkel’s government power to impose tougher anti-coronavirus measures.

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Police Clash With Protesters As Germany Passes Virus Law

Channels Television Updated April 21, 2021 Policemen walk off a protester during a demonstration against restrictions implemented by the government in order to limit the spread the coronavirus, in Berlin on April 21, 2021, amid the novel coronavirus / COVID-19 pandemic. Police clashed with thousands of protesters in Berlin on Wednesday as the German parliament passed an amendment to give Angela Merkel’s government power to impose tougher anti-coronavirus measures. With Germany buckling under a third wave of the pandemic, the new law allowing for nationwide curbs including school closures and night curfews aims to end a political tug-of-war between the federal government and the 16 regional states over virus restrictions.

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German MPs back curfew law as protest is broken up

German MPs back curfew law as protest is broken up © Reuters Police dispersed the protesters, many of whom refused appeals to wear masks or observe distancing rules A controversial lockdown law enabling Angela Merkel s government to enforce an emergency brake has been backed by German MPs as police used pepper spray to disperse protesters outside. Under the amended law, the government in Berlin will be able to impose an overnight curfew and shut schools wherever infection rates rise too high. Several parties opposed the measures inside the Bundestag. Eight thousand anti-lockdown protesters demonstrated close to parliament. Police broke up the demonstration at the Brandenburg Gate, complaining that many of those involved had refused to heed warnings to wear face coverings and observe social distancing rules. More than 150 people were arrested for breaking Covid rules and attacking officers.

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