Voted the most livable city in the world, Melbourne, Australia explodes against COVID Mandates on Tuesday.
Melbourne, Australia was the site of protests earlier today but for the past seven years was rated the most livable city in the world. But earlier today exploded with protests against COVID mandates.
Thousands of residents in Melbourne, Australia protested against COVID-19 vaccine mandates and lockdowns over the weekend and into Monday and Tuesday. Large crowds have been captured on video demonstrating, clashing with police and even chasing away police vehicles.
Melbourne, which is in the Australian state of Victoria, has strict lockdown measures in place that require people to stay home unless shopping for essential goods and services, caregiving, authorized work by permit, exercise or limited outdoor interactions in limited groups. Melbourne is Australia’s second-most-populous city.
The police were attacked by a mob of angry citizens upset with insane COVID mandates.
This is melbourne right now.
Got voted top 10 safest city in the world on Sunday.
Fast forward to Tuesday. pic.twitter.com/bv63Sy35dI
— Tolga Kumova (@KumovaTolga) September 21, 2021
Another view of the police under attack.
Violent scenes just unfolded at today’s protest. @theheraldsun pic.twitter.com/ITzTdBLRLu
— Suzan Delibasic (@suzandelibasic) September 21, 2021
The workers protest the Construction Forestry Maritime Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) as well.
Insane footage coming out of the @CFMEU Victoria headquarters in Melbourne.
Construction workersare protesting against the union, mandatory vaccination and @DanielAndrewsMP.#springst #covid19vic pic.twitter.com/kgiViaMN0U
— Gus Bruno (@gusbruno7) September 20, 2021
More of the union workers protesting the union’s mandates.
And they are understandably fired up.https://t.co/mHmz510bo9
— Gus Bruno (@gusbruno7) September 20, 2021
Australians of all types protested the mandates.
If you were trying to identify the neo-nazi group gathered in Melbourne this morning, which group would you pick? pic.twitter.com/JBC5NqLquw
— Sam Kennard (@SamKSS) September 21, 2021
