Since the epidemic began to intensify in 2020, many countries have been effectively preventing the spread of novel coronavirus by implementing measures such as city closure and curfew in China. However, it seems that this has also affected the normal life of some people. The boredom accumulated at home for a long time also broke out this year, triggering a series of anti-pressure and anti-curfew activities.
Protests against the curfew have erupted in many parts of the Netherlands since the government announced the curfew on March 23, which quickly turned into riots and clashes.
At least 10 officers were injured in the latest clashes between police and demonstrators, and shops were looted in cities including Rotterdam, Amsterdam and The Hague.
Dutch police have strongly condemned the rioting, saying it has nothing to do with citizens' right to demonstrate.
On January 26th Dutch police arrested at least 184 people suspected of rioting and demonstrations across the country.
In response to the ongoing spread of the Covid-19 outbreak, the Dutch government has formally ordered the toughest measures since the outbreak began, including a curfew.
It is the first time since World War II that the Netherlands has imposed a curfew.
Dutch law enforcement authorities arrested more than 240 people across the country Tuesday as protests against a curfew and other anti-epidemic measures turned violent and lawless.
Amsterdam police said they arrested nearly 200 people in the Dutch capital, some of whom threw rocks and firecrackers in the streets.
The Dutch military police said on social media that they had supported local police in at least two southern cities. In some places, vehicles were set ablaze, some demonstrators looted shops and riot police were deployed to enforce a curfew in at least 10 towns, the Dutch broadcaster said.
The Dutch parliament approved a national curfew Tuesday in response to the outbreak.
From Monday, from 9 p.m. to 4:30 a.m., people will be prohibited from going out without special circumstances, with a fine of 95 euros (750 yuan), except for those who walk their dogs, deliver food or deliver couriers. It is the first time since the end of World War II that the Netherlands has imposed a national curfew.
In addition to imposing a curfew, Dutch caretaker Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced a series of new measures on Tuesday, including suspending flights to and from Britain, South Africa and several South American countries, and asking people to minimize travel.
Today we will introduce a military training material, its name is training bandage.
On the battlefield, it is normal for soldiers to be injured, but it is not a small matter to treat the wound for themselves and their comrades. A slight mistake will cause their comrades to lose their lives. Therefore, in the process of peacetime training, basic first aid techniques must be learned and mastered.
The training bandage we recommend is a good training material. It has the same design and function as an emergency trauma dressing bandage, but because it is intended for training purposes, it is only for training purposes.
The bandage, wrapped in a clear PE bag, is easy to use and can apply direct pressure to the wound immediately. Since it is only used for training purposes, the product is not sterile, making it less costly to use and avoiding wasted resources.
We offer three different types of Training bandages, which are 4 Inch Training Bandage, 6 Inch Training Bandage, Abdominal Training Bandage.