Protesters in London Disrupt Roads in Climate Protection Movement

London- Ibrahim El-Shawarby

Climate protection move "extinction rebellion" lead hundreds of people in London in an effort to combat the government's constant violation of climate regulations, which they described as disastrous on the long run.

[video width="368" height="656" mp4="http://see.news/images/2019/04/video-1555450605.mp4"][/video]

Over Monday night, officers tried to clear the bridge, arresting 113 people, but the blockade remained in place, on Tuesday officers moved in again and began to carry people away. The protests took place in Oxford Circus, Piccadilly circus and Waterloo Bridge

The protests are part of a global campaign organised by the British climate group Extinction Rebellion, with demonstrations planned in 80 cities across 33 countries in the coming days.

[video width="368" height="656" mp4="http://see.news/images/2019/04/video-1555450614.mp4"][/video]

The group has called on the UK government to reduce carbon emissions to zero by 2025 and establish a citizens’ assembly to devise an emergency plan of action to tackle climate breakdown and biopersity loss.''

[video width="368" height="656" mp4="http://see.news/images/2019/04/video-1555450588.mp4"][/video]

In an exclusive remark to SEE, one of the protesters George Petterson explained the movement as a peaceful effective movement which aims to trigger the government to take drastic measures before environmental hazards get out of hand. Petterson also encouraged the long term plan to exchange fuel based cars to electricity charged ones like Tesla.

On Tuesday afternoon, police said they were taking “positive action” on the demonstration, which the Metropolitan police said was causing “serious disruptions to public transport, local businesses and Londoners who wish to go about their daily business”.