Original title: foreign media: Italian police arrested two far right party leaders after anti vaccine riots
Reference News Network reported on October 10. According to Reuters Rome, after many conflicts against the government's compulsory popularization of the new crown vaccine "green pass" in Rome, Italian police said on Sunday that 12 people had been arrested, including two leaders of the far right party "new power party".
On Saturday local time, thousands of people took to the streets of the Italian capital, while some tried to break through the anti riot police line deployed in front of the office of Italian Prime Minister Draghi.
According to the German news agency, during this period, the Italian Federation of trade unions building was attacked and three policemen were injured. Videos on social media showed rioters attacking police with sticks and flagpoles.
Reported that the Italian police used tear gas and water cannons to drive away the rioters.
The Italy government's new measures against COVID-19 will take effect next Friday, the report said. The new measure requires novel coronavirus pneumonia, new crown vaccine or negative detection for every employee in the private sector or public sector. (compiled / Wu Mei)