The protests have been going on for months. Firefighters complain about working hours that are too long, insufficient staff, and a lack of proper equipment and training.
In Spain, a clash between regional firefighters from Galicia and local police in Ourense resulted in several injuries. This was reported by BNN Breaking.
It was reported that one person was taken to the hospital with a broken cheekbone and nose, and several other participants in the collision received injuries of varying severity.
“This marks the end of a day of protests by firefighters who, according to police sources, tried to gain access to the interior of the Ourense provincial council. Tensions have now intensified, throwing objects, flares and even arson, for which the police have to respond with charges,” it said in the message.
The protests have reportedly been going on for months. Firefighters complain about working hours that are too long, insufficient staff, and a lack of proper equipment and training. These conditions, according to them, not only endanger their lives, but also hinder their ability to protect the community they serve.
Negotiations over the matter have stalled, and the conflict recently escalated into a volatile standoff between striking firefighters and police officers assigned to maintain order during the demonstration.
It was previously reported that fifty protesters were killed in Congo.
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