Greta Thunberg detained by German police: Climate activist was protesting against coal mine
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Climate activist and people’s opposition is increasing here to save the village of Luetzerth in Germany. Hundreds of policemen have been deployed to remove the protesters. On Tuesday, Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg also reached here to support the people, where German police took her into custody.
According to media reports, Thunberg protested with dozens of people near the state government building in Germany’s western city of Cologne and Düsseldorf. Actually, way is being made for the expansion of the coal mine and for this it is being planned to destroy the village of Luetzerath in Germany.
Photos of Thunberg’s arrest have come to the fore, in those pictures it is seen that she is not being taken away by female police but by mail police. Even before this, thousands of people had protested in the coal mine. The police and the energy company RWE then began to clear protesters from Luetzerath on 11 January.
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