Madrid: The outbreak of corona continues to increase in people across the world, causing problems day by day. Every day the number of deaths and infections due to this virus is constantly increasing. At the same time, this virus has taken not only the lives of many such innocent people but also jobs. And due to Corona, now an epidemic is increasing. After which, the food-drinking crisis in people's homes is constantly increasing.

There is opposition in Spain for strictly enforcing face masks and other rules to prevent the coronavirus epidemic. Hundreds of people are protesting in Madrid with the slogan 'Freeedom'. Crowds of protesters gathered under yellow and red Spanish flags gathered at the Plaza Köln in the city center on Sunday to protest against the orders implemented by the country's government.

There were self-written posters in the hands of the protesters, inscribed, 'The Virus Doesn't Exit, Mask Kill and We're Not Afraid'. Those who say that there is no such thing as covid-19, we are not afraid. 58-year-old Pilar Martin, who participated in the demonstration, said that she came here from Jargoza to participate in the rally. She says that the government is overstating the figures of infection all over the world because it wants to achieve people's freedom. The protesters did not wear masks, while the law to wear masks in public has been enforced in Spain. After the removal of the 3-month lockdown in Spain, new cases of infection are increasing.

VIDEO: Hundreds protest in Spain against virus restrictions.

Chanting "freedom", hundreds of people rally in Madrid to protest against the mandatory use of face masks and other restrictions imposed by the government to contain the #coronavirus pandemic pic.twitter.com/0bpQ0TBbtM

 AFP news agency  August 17, 2020

Also Read:

The world moving towards 'nuclear war', signs of preparations from powerful countries

This city has now found Corona vaccine after Russia

Italy closes dance venues for 3 to curb coronavirus

3 trials of Russia's corona vaccine started, many questions arises