In Nur-Sultan, mothers with many children took part in a rally against vaccination against coronavirus COVID-19. “Sputnik Kazakhstan” writes about this.
On November 19, protesters women came to the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan and demanded the resignation of its head Aleksey Tsoi. The press service of the department said that the protesters opposed both the vaccination of children and vaccinations against coronavirus in general.
After unsuccessful attempts to break into the government building, the women, holding hands, lined up in a chain along a nearby avenue and they began to shout anti-Akser slogans.
Representatives of the Esil district administration tried to appeal to the protesters, but mothers with many children pelted them with snowballs. After some time, the protesters dispersed. The police did not detain anyone.
In July, in Nur-Sultan, a clash broke out between opponents of vaccinations against COVID-19 and representatives of the Ministry of Health. Outraged activists came to a meeting with officials of the department, but the conversation in a raised voice between them turned into a scuffle.