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Lindeners protest government’s “forced” vaccination policy

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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As the protest over the government’s news vaccination measures gains momentum, a group of protesters in Linden blocked the Wismar bridge on Wednesday demanding that their rights be respected. More from Wendell Badrie

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