Yellow vests in Brussels and Limburg: & nbsp; Belgian plateau …

"We are tired of being used as a dairy cow", it seems, in the Facebook group, which already has 5,000 members. "This group is ready to establish Belgium until excise duties on fuels decrease significantly. For people who want to actively participate in this competition and not just scream on social media. "

The director of this group is Marko Kleijn, a Dutchman who has been living and working in Genk for ten years." We always keep a secret where we act, but it will be peaceful thanks to the flyers. politicians and not the citizens who already pay the price of the bullying tax We are looking for support, maybe we will only have 12 to 20 activists in 2 or 3 places, but it can also be much more … Growth is fast. "

The Wetstraat Block

Facebook group Dutch Nation calls for action in Brussels on Friday. "Let's block the Wetstraat together, because that's what the government is doing with you because of the high fuel prices."

The call has received a lot of attention, at least numerically. More than 10,000 people are interested and more than 1,300 people indicated that they were actually going there.

The police of Brussels-Capital-Ixelles confirms that a meeting of "yellow jackets" will take place next Friday. The action starts at noon. the Cinquantenaire. An hour later, the protesters will go to the Wetstraat via the Schumanplein roundabout. A delegation of yellow jackets will be received by Prime Minister Charles Michel. The police recommend that motorists avoid the neighborhood as much as possible and use public transportation that day.

Flanders

The leaders of the group write in different places in Brussels and Flanders. want to demonstrate. Monday from 16h, yellow vests occur in the center of Genk. Tuesday, actions are planned in Hasselt and Herentals. Saturday, a demonstration against the price of fuel will take place at various places in the province of Limburg.

Interested parties are encouraged to propose initiatives themselves. As for the current events, yellow vests will be worn. "Do not use force", it always sounds.

The police remain in Hainaut

In Wallonia, the police remain on the Total site in Hainaut. From Monday evening and for the rest of the week, the E19 motorway connecting Mons to Brussels in the evening and part of the night will be closed in both directions for traffic between Familleureux and the interchange.

Since last Wednesday, dozens of agents have been monitoring the Feluy area and people who have no good reason to be on site are not allowed. "We have no information indicating that the actions will stop, so we stay at Feluy," said police commissioner Mariemont Armand Petit in Belga.

The governor of Hainaut, Tommy Leclercq, hopes to prevent any event near the oil depot of Total to Feluy. Previous violence erupted near the warehouse, on the sidelines of the demonstration of "yellow vests" against high fuel prices.