Young people who protested on the first night of the Dutch curfew burned a coronavirus testing facility and set fire to police in a Dutch fishing village.
Police fined more than 3,600 people nationwide for violating the curfew from 9 pm to 4:30 am on Sunday and Saturday, and said they had arrested 25 for violence or violence. It was.
A video from the village of Uruk, 80 kilometers northeast of Amsterdam, showed a young man invading a coronavirus testing facility near the village’s harbor before it burned.
Police and municipalities released a statement on Sunday expressing their anger at the riots “from throwing fireworks and stones to destroying police cars, and with the torch at the test site as a deep point.”
“This is not only unacceptable, but also a slap, especially for local health officials who do everything they can to help the people of Uruk at the test center,” the local government said.
Police in Amsterdam also sent police to the square where demonstrators clashed with police a week ago in preparation for another protest on Sunday.
Riot youth at Dutch village torch COVID-19 test center