Celio Auto Desguace

Main Menu

  • Car Dismantling
  • Car Parts
  • Vehicle Disassembly
  • Waste Cars
  • Commerce

Celio Auto Desguace

Header Banner

Celio Auto Desguace

  • Car Dismantling
  • Car Parts
  • Vehicle Disassembly
  • Waste Cars
  • Commerce
Car Dismantling
Home›Car Dismantling›Coronavirus Covid 19: police demolish protesters’ campsite in Waiheke

Coronavirus Covid 19: police demolish protesters’ campsite in Waiheke

By Gabriela Perkins
August 21, 2021
0
0



Protesters of “Protect Putiki” have occupied the site since March 9 in a fight to stop the development of a new marina. Video / Protect Putiki via Facebook

By RNZ.

Police are demolishing a parking lot at Pūtiki Bay on Waiheke Island occupied by people protesting at Kennedy Point Marina.

Alice Karetai, who spoke to those at the camp, said there were around eight people living there and they were following the lockdown rules.

She said it was obvious the police visit was not about lockdown protocol, but an excuse to clean up the protest site.

“Some lived in their cars, their car is their main place of residence.

“We are not the only ones in this situation where the only place they have to live is on a campsite. There are a lot of homeless people all over the country. I am shocked at this clearly targeted behavior.”

A live broadcast on Protect PÅ«tiki’s Facebook page showed police dismantling tents and removing personal effects this afternoon.

A police spokesperson said police had told people about a potential violation of level 4 alert conditions.

“Those involved chose to leave of their own accord and there were no arrests / deportations.

Protect the Putiaki Kaitiaki protesters outside the Auckland offices on Albert St, Auckland.  Photo / Alex Burton
Protect the Putiaki Kaitiaki protesters outside the Auckland offices on Albert St, Auckland. Photo / Alex Burton

“I can’t speak to the protesters’ claims to be in their own bubble.

Related Articles

“I can only confirm that we were there to tell them about a potential breach of alert level 4 conditions and that they chose to leave the site of their own accord,” the spokesperson said.

Karetai said the police visit was “completely unnecessary”.

“This is clearly aimed at the protesters, the protectors, and especially in the current situation, where we should prioritize the health of the people they have made an unnecessary intrusion and put people at risk where they did not need it. . “

Some protesters have been at the site for about four months. They say the construction zone threatens the survival and well-being of the kōrora, or little penguins, and that the development does not comply with resource permissions.

– RNZ



Related posts:

  1. PowerGrid InvIT IPO opens on April 29; price range set at Rs 99-100 / unit, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld
  2. An account on racism? Not for many GOP leaders
  3. Global industrial comeback pushes metals to record highs for several years, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld
  4. 35 years after nuclear disaster, Chernobyl warns, inspires, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld

Recent Posts

  • Subway Memories: Robbinsdale seeks new suppliers for yard waste collection
  • Why the Gotham Garage Baja Bug is an off-road-ready Volkswagen Beetle
  • A plane suspected of carrying 8.4 million euros worth of cocaine had traveled to France, Scotland and Belgium
  • Consolidated Collision Services – THE BIG RESULTS GAME
  • Forust presents a new way to use waste wood

Archives

  • August 2022
  • July 2022
  • June 2022
  • May 2022
  • April 2022
  • March 2022
  • February 2022
  • January 2022
  • December 2021
  • November 2021
  • October 2021
  • September 2021
  • August 2021
  • July 2021
  • June 2021
  • May 2021
  • April 2021
  • March 2021
  • February 2021
  • February 2020
  • January 2020
  • December 2019

Categories

  • Car Dismantling
  • Car Parts
  • Commerce
  • Vehicle Disassembly
  • Waste Cars
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy