Paris Covid passes : 3 police officers injured at protests against COVID-19 passes

Paris, Jul 31 (UNI) At least three police officers have been injured during protests against mandatory COVID-19 passes in Paris, the BFMTV broadcaster reported on Saturday, citing a law enforcement source.
Earlier in the day, the French capital was rocked by several protests. The police have already used tear gas and water cannons against the protesters, a Sputnik correspondent reported.
In a video, provided by the TV channel, an injured riot policeman is being carried away by his colleagues.
On July 12, President Emmanuel Macron announced that the COVID-19 health pass would become mandatory in France from August to visit bars, restaurants, as well as when boarding a train or plane. In addition, starting on July 21, the pass will be required when visiting cultural events, shows, performances, festivals. The announcement provoked a massive outcry.