On Monday morning, the latest generation of climate adhesives caused a stir again. This time a local supermarket chain in the center of Vienna was targeted. Several activists blocked the entrance to the supermarket and defaced it with orange paint to draw attention to the current climate crisis.
At exactly 7:30 a.m., several climate activists sat down in front of the Spar branch in central Vienna and prevented customers from doing their morning shopping. A few minutes later, the first employees called on climate activists to clear the entrance. But without success. The police were also quickly alerted.
Orange tree Farbkübel
As if that wasn’t enough, the climate activists took the next step and poured a full bucket of paint in front of the entrance. “Right to affordable food. Right to survive. Right to climate protection,” they tweeted a little later about the new protest. The promotion has now been lifted.
No adhesive insert
With the protest, the Last Generation wants to draw attention to the food shortage caused by the climate crisis. The glue was not used this time.
However, the activists have already indicated in the past that they would like to start new protest ideas across Austria in the future.
Source: Krone
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