Cape Town police say they have opened a case after yesterday’s anti-vaccination protest in Sea Point

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Cape Town police say they have opened a case, in terms of the Disaster Management Act, after hundreds of people protested against Covid-19 vaccination in Sea Point yesterday.

The crowd also protested against the possibility of a vaccine passport.

Police spokesperson, André Traut says police officers were deployed in Sea Point after the approximately 250 people protested there.

No arrests were made.

Smile Staff Reporter
Smile Staff Reporter

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