Hundreds of people in Lithuania demonstrated to demand the government to step down： the Prime Minister’s speech shouting ＂shame＂ was drowned out.

Lithuanian National Radio and Television Report Screenshot

　　Overseas Network, January 14thAccording to the Lithuanian National Radio and Television Station, on January 13th, local time, the Lithuanian government held a commemoration of "Freedom Defender Day" outside Vilnius Parliament Building, and hundreds of people gathered in Independence Square to demonstrate and demand the government to step down. When the Lithuanian Prime Minister and Speaker spoke, whistles and boos came and went.

　　Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrid Shimoni (data map)

　　According to reports, after the commemoration began, the Lithuanian President, Prime Minister and Speaker spoke successively. During the period, protesters held posters such as "the government stepped down" and "opposing compulsory vaccination" and shouted "shame". Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrid Shimoni’s speech was almost drowned out by whistles and boos.

　　A Vilnius police spokesman said that on the day of the event, about 2,500 people gathered in the square next to the parliament building, but not all of them were protesters. After the commemoration, about 750 people stayed.

　　Raimundas Griner Vicius, a person in charge of the demonstration organization, said that while the protesters expressed their opposition to the compulsory vaccination of COVID-19, they also demanded that the current government step down. (Overseas Network Zhang Qi)