German police injured in anti-nuclear protest

German police say 20 officers have been injured during clashes with protesters ahead of the arrival of a shipment of nuclear waste in the north of the country.

German police injured in anti-nuclear protest
Sat, 26 Nov, 2011 - 13:06

German police say 20 officers have been injured during clashes with protesters ahead of the arrival of a shipment of nuclear waste in the north of the country.

Police say some 300 protesters threw stones and fireworks at security officers near the town of Dannenberg.

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