‘Corona, false alarm’: 17,000 anti-lockdown protesters gather in Berlin

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A massive crowd turned out in the German capital of Berlin on Saturday to protest lockdown measures that the protesters believe are limiting their freedoms.

Demanding a “return to democracy,” nearly 20,000 people assembled in demonstrations that stretched for miles across the city and featured signs that read, “Corona, false alarm,” “We are the second wave,” and “We are being forced to wear a muzzle.”

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