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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the anti-vaccine actions carried out by truck drivers in his country for a while "unacceptable" and said it "must stop now". Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the anti-vaccine actions carried out by truck drivers in his country for a while "unacceptable" and said it "must stop now". Addressing parliament in the capital, Ottawa, Trudeau defended federal Covid restrictions. On the other hand, Ottawa police warned that truck drivers who continue their protests could be arrested. The nationwide protests that started against the pandemic restrictions are entering their second week. Arguing that road closures and illegal demonstrations are "unacceptable", Trudeau said, "They negatively affect businesses and manufacturers."

The mayor of Canada's capital, Ottawa, has declared a state of emergency in response to a week of anti-coronavirus vaccine protests in the city by truckers. The mayor of Canada's capital, Ottawa, has declared a state of emergency in response to a week of anti-coronavirus vaccine protests in the city by truckers. Stating that the demonstrators outnumbered the police, Mayor Jim Watson said the city was "totally out of control". Watson said the actions pose a threat to public safety. Truckers have paralyzed downtown Ottawa for more than a week, with their vehicles and tents blocking their way. The so-called "Freedom Convoy" started with the government's requirement for truck drivers to get the Covid-19 vaccine. Speaking to Canadian radio channel CFRA, Watson said truck drivers were constantly honking horns and sirens, throwing fireworks and increasingly "behaving insensitive". "Obviously we are outnumbered and we are losing this fight," ...

The convoy protesting the Covid-19 restrictions in France was not allowed to enter the capital, Paris.In France, it was reported that the vehicle convoy, which set out to protest the Covid-19 restrictions, was prohibited from entering the capital Paris. In the statement made by the Paris Police Department, it was stated that the "Freedom Convoy", which is expected to arrive in the city tomorrow, was banned from entering the city on the grounds that the protest in the capital poses a risk of disrupting public order . In the statement, it was stated that special measures will be taken to prevent the convoy from disrupting the traffic flow in Paris , and those who block the road open to public traffic will face up to 2 years in prison, 4,500 euros fines and suspension of their licenses for up to 3 years . Inspired by the convoy actions of truck drivers in Canada's capital, Ottawa, private vehicles and truck drivers against the Covid-19 restrictions in France were aiming to a...