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The coronavirus is wreaking havoc across Europe but in some cities some people are fighting the stay-at-home message.
Thousands turned out in central Prague on Sunday to protest against recently extended restrictions designed to contain the coronavirus.
Footage of the demonstration in Prague showed many protesters not wearing masks and standing close to one other.
A day earlier in Denmark, protesters became violent and lit fireworks as police arrested nine people in the capital Copenhagen and northern city Aarhus.
The demonstrators, who call themselves 'Men in Black', gathered at the town hall square in Copenhagen and clashed with police in the wintry conditions.
Denmark and Czech Republic are among the nations to extend lockdown measures in the fight against soaring COVID-19 infections and a new, more infectious variant.