- Trudeau requires all domestic air and rail passengers to be vaccinated unless medically exempted.
- On Monday, anti-vaccine campaigners appeared at his campaign station in Ontario and he was hit by gravel.
- Trudeau said he was not injured and he will run for re-election on September 20.
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On Monday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was hit by gravel during an anti-vaccine protest at a campaign station in London, Ontario.
The upcoming Canadian prime minister is running for re-election Before the country’s September 20 election.
Videos posted on social media showed that when Trudeau stepped on the campaign bus, many small objects flew past him.
This is a video posted by CBC reporter Sarah Sears on Twitter:
Trudeau said he was not injured and compared the incident with time Someone threw pumpkin seeds at him.
“There is a bit of rubble,” Trudeau later told reporters on the Liberal Party’s campaign plane. According to the Washington Post. “it’s not a big deal.”
CTV reporter Anne Bergeron-Oliver Tweet later Two members of her media staff were hit by gravel but were not injured.
Trudeau is currently facing widespread opposition to his decision to require all federal civil servants and all domestic air or train passengers to be vaccinated unless a medical exemption is granted.
Anti-vaccine protesters have appeared in several of his campaign activities, including those held in Wayland and Newmarket, Ontario last week.
After Canadian officials believed that the protesters constituted a security threat, the Trudeau campaign that was originally scheduled to be held in Bolton, Ontario at the end of last month was cancelled. Reported by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
On Monday, Trudeau said that despite opposition from what he called an “anti-vaccine thug”, he “will not back down” his promise. CCTV report.
