[Canadian anti-compulsory vaccination demonstrations spread to many countries British crown prince re-infected] Canadian anti-compulsory vaccination demonstrations continue and may spread to Europe, and many countries have issued banning orders. Other than that

[Canadian anti-compulsory vaccination demonstrations spread to many countries, the British crown prince is infected again] Canadian anti-compulsory vaccination demonstrations continue and may spread to Europe, and many countries have issued banning orders. In addition, many European countries continue to relax control measures, and Crown Prince Charles of the United Kingdom has been diagnosed with the new crown virus for the second time.

Hundreds of anti-compulsory vaccination demonstrators continued to block roads in the Canadian capital, Ottawa, where they paralyzed downtown Ottawa for nearly two weeks, and although Ottawa police and government officials repeatedly warned of a tougher approach to ending the demonstrations, demonstrators said authorities should communicate with them and lift the vaccine injunction. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stressed in Parliament that demonstrations against vaccines are threatening the Canadian economy and accused the opposition of supporting the demonstrations, but some conservative lawmakers in the opposition pointed out that the vaccination rate of truck drivers in the country is nearly 90%, and there is a condition to withdraw the compulsory vaccination policy.

The demonstrations have spread across many countries, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has warned local law enforcement that demonstrators are planning to hold similar roadblock demonstrations, which may begin during the Super Bowl in Los Angeles.

In France, demonstrators driving different types of transport, departing from several cities in the southwest, are preparing to travel to Paris and Brussels, Belgium, demanding that the ban on unvaccinated people entering public places be lifted. The Governments of France and Belgium have declared that similar demonstrations are prohibited.

Many European countries continue to relax control measures. Spain lifted the requirement to wear masks outdoors on the 10th, but masks are still required in indoor public places.

Italy's confirmed cases fell by 30% last week, and the government decided to lift the rule of wearing masks outdoors from the 11th, and discuss at the end of next month whether to further lift the national emergency.

In the Czech Republic, the government canceled the measures that require vaccine passes to enter hotels and restaurants on the 10th, which the industry believes can bring a recovery to the catering industry and society as a whole that has been hit by the epidemic.

Crown Prince Charles of the United Kingdom has once again been confirmed to be infected with the new crown virus and is self-isolating. Buckingham Palace confirmed that the Queen of England had no signs of illness and would continue to monitor the Queen's condition. Comprehensive report on Hong Kong Satellite TV.