Coronavirus conspiracy marches are held across Europe as Berlin police break-up 18,000 marchers for failing to socially while droves of anti-maskers storm Paris and Copenhagen
Berlin police have broken up protests for failing to wear face masks and socially distance as up to 18,000 descend upon the German capital.
The demonstrators, who were calling for an end to coronavirus restrictions, flooded into the square in front of Brandenburg gate before marching down a main street.
They blew whistles and brandished placards declaring 'Merkel must go' and 'stop the corona lies!' as they called for a return to pre-lockdown life.
They were joined by hundreds thronging the streets in London, where they declared coronavirus was a 'hoax' invented to establish a 'new world order'. And 200 more in Paris held an anti-mask rally alongside hundreds more in Berlin.
The angry march comes as Europe prepares to enforce lockdown restrictions to avoid a second wave, as the number of cases recorded kicks up to highs not seen since March.
BERLIN: More than 18,000 demonstrators took to the streets in Berlin to protest against the coronavirus restrictions
COPENHAGEN: Hundreds turned out on the streets of the Danish capital to call for an end to coronavirus restrictions
LONDON: And demonstrators also gathered in London where they declared that coronavirus was a 'hoax'
Here a group is pictured chanting as they take part in the protests against coronavirus restrictions in Berlin
Thousands gather in Berlin for protest against COVID restrictions
Participants brandish a placard reading 'first wave, second wave, permanent wave?' as they take part in protests in Berlin
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