Environmental activists hold protest event at Sydney Harbour Bridge (photo No. 9)
On Tuesday, 15 conservationists held a protest event at (Sydney Harbour Bridge), Sydney Harbour Bridge, calling for action to combat climate change. Police arrest. Among them is a 70-year-old.
Security personnel found activists between the ages of 21 and 70 on the Sydney Harbour Bridge around 5 a.m. on Tuesday, Radio 9 reported. The activists blocked security personnel and helped six members slide down the rope from the public sidewalk.
Nine activists were arrest on the public sidewalk.
With the help of (Marine Area Command), the rescue and bomb disposal team (Rescue and Bomb Disposal Unit), Ocean Command, and PolAir police helicopters, the new state police successfully removed the protest under the bridge.
These 15 people are currently subjected to climbing buildings that cause threat to others, deliberately prevent the free movement of people / ships and trespass into circles for no legitimate reason, etc. Accusation. They are all allowed to have conditional bail and will appear in (Downing Centre Local Court), Tang Ning Central District Court, on June 5 th.
Greenpeace Australia-Pacific director David Ritter said: "The actions of six Greenpeace supporters today have sounded an alarm to Australia to remind climate emergencies."
Protest`s high banner on the west side of the Sydney Harbour Bridge says "100 per cent renewable energy", "making coal a history".
