LONDON: As many as six people were arrested and four police officers were injured during anti-locking and anti-vaccine protests at the center of London on Saturday, the metropolitan police said.
“Most of the peaceful demonstrations in the Central London have been completed.
Thank you to the crowds engaged to our colleagues and my colleagues for their hard work.
There are 6 arrests for various violations and 4 officers who are unacceptable.
I hope they are fast recovery, “Commander of Catherine Roper, Prevention of Crime Metropolitan Police, inclusion and lead involvement, said.
Previously, the officer had told that a demonstrator was arrested after throwing bottles into police officers outside Downing Street.
“A demonstrators had been arrested outside Downing Street after throwing bottles into police officers.
Violence will not be tolerated.
We encouraged the remaining crowd to continue their demonstration peacefully,” he tweeted.
The police were also seen involved with many people in Parliament Square, which caused interference.
This came as a limit of Covid-19 was appointed in England on Monday.
However, the authorities still recommend wearing facial masks and using NHS covid-pass.
On Saturday, a number of people gathered in London Center to protest vaccination and Coronavirus Pass.
The UK has reported 31,795 other Coronavirus cases in the latest 24 hours, according to government figures released on Saturday.
Covid-19: 6 people were arrested in London during anti-locking protests
