Netherlands protests against lockdown, shot dead 2

The Dutch government has imposed a three-week lockdown and restrictions in the Netherlands in the Netherlands, while the government has taken the road to protest against the vaccination pass in emergency cases and the New Year's event has been canceled.

The locals took out a protest march in Rotterdam, Netherlands on Friday, which was violent when the police stopped it, which was a violent attack by the protesters and fired at the police station and fired at several protesters. Dutch police, at least two shots were shot, and water cannons were used to quell the protests.

Rotterdam police spokesman reported that the protesters were violent and the protesters were in a state of fear of killing the general public, and the police were forced to fire to bring the situation under control, saying the government was blocking them in the turmoil, which is blocking their normal movement. It is a situation that people are losing their common rights, which has created a kind of grouping.

Rotterdam police spokesman reported that the protesters were violent and the protesters were in a state of fear of killing the general public, and the police were forced to fire to bring the situation under control, saying the government was blocking them in the turmoil, which is blocking their normal movement. It is a situation that people are losing their common rights, which has created a kind of grouping.