Protests in Italy over latest covid-19 crackdowns, one turns violent

Protesters came in hundreds in Turin, Milan and many Italian cities and towns on Monday to express their anger about pandemic restrictions forcing restaurants and cafes to close by 6.pm. In the northern city of Turin, some demonstrators broke off from a peaceful protest, shattering store windows on an elegant shopping street, setting smoke bombs and hurling bottles at police.

Protests in Italy over latest covid-19 crackdowns, one turns violent

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