Protests erupt as Italians required to show Covid pass to enter workplace

Police were out in force, schools closed early and embassies issued warnings of possible violence amid concerns that anti-vaccination demonstrations could turn violent, as they did in Rome over the weekend
Employees have their certification checked as Italy’s new Green Pass comes into effect. Picture: Andrew Medichini/AP

Employees have their certification checked as Italy’s new Green Pass comes into effect. Picture: Andrew Medichini/AP

Protests have erupted in Italy as one of the most stringent anti-coronavirus measures in Europe went into effect, requiring all workers to show a health pass to get into their place of employment.

Police were out in force, schools closed early and embassies issued warnings of possible violence amid concerns that anti-vaccination demonstrations could turn violent, as they did in Rome over the weekend.

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