Source: Overseas Network
Screenshot of a British media video
Overseas network on October 26, the British Sky News Network reported on the 25th that some climate protesters in the United Kingdom used glue to stick themselves to the road during the London morning rush hour on the same day, causing congestion in many sections. Police then melted glue with solvent and arrested 53 people.
The protesters reportedly belong to a climate group called Insulate Britain, which has previously staged numerous sit-and-go demonstrations. On the morning of the 25th local time, they sat on the road again, obstructing traffic.
The video shows some protesters sitting in the middle of the road, holding placards. Police tried to drive them off the road, but some glued their hands to the road or stuck to each other. Police then used solvent to separate the hand of a female demonstrator from the road, screaming "it's painful."
Police reported that a total of 53 people were arrested on suspicion of obstructing road traffic. The British government announced a ban in September warning climate change protesters that they could be jailed if they continue to obstruct road traffic. (Overseas Network Zhang Qi)
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