Czech’s new “Task Force” to handle Coronavirus measures used tear gas and a water cannon to disperse hundreds of anti-coronavirus restriction protesters, who clashed with them after a rally in Prague on Sunday.
Police rescue services said at least 20 were injured in the clashes, which erupted after a few thousand people, including football and ice hockey fans, peacefully rallied at Old Town Square to condemn the restrictions that include forced masks, the ban of sports competitions, and closure of bars and restaurants.
Public gatherings of more than six are also banned but up to 500 people are supposedly allowed to demonstrate if they are divided into separated groups of 20 and wear face masks.
After police said their number surpassed 500, the organizers peacefully ended the rally.
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