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Ralph Gonsalves injured amid massive protest

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August 5, 2021
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(Jamaica Gleaner) Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves was hit on the head with a stone amid a protest against changes to the Public Health Act that would make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory.

Prime Minister of St Vincent and The Grenadines Dr Ralph Gonzalves has been injured amid a major protest now under way in the capital, Kingstown.

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The prime minister was hit on the head with a stone.

The protest is against changes to the Public Health Act that would make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory.

Vaccination against other illnesses that trigger a public health emergency would also be mandatory.

The Prime Minister was on his way back to Parliament, where the amendments were scheduled to be debated on Thursday when the incident occurred.

Video circulating on social media shows blood to the right side of his head as he is rushed from the area.

Shouts of “shield, shield” could be heard as Prime Minister Gonsalves was covered by security forces after being hit.

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