Coronavirus skeptics, vaccine conspiracy theorists and those opposed to mandatory use of the mask organized a rally at Holyrood.
This occurs when figures show that nearly a thousand others tested positive for the virus this week in Scotland.
In the last seven days 994 have been confirmed.
The figure is double the 507 new instances last week.
Scotland’s national director, Professor Jason Leitch, described the protesters as “deeply irresponsible. “
He said, “Honestly, I don’t get it.
“I think it’s irresponsible, do you think we’re making it up?194 countries are inventing a viral pandemic. “
“I would love to have lived the last six months, either in my paintings and in what we have had to do with our country and many others.
“I think it’s deeply irresponsible. “
Hundreds of protesters marched towards the construction of Parliament in Edinburgh with flags and posters for the Scotland anti-blocking demonstration, organised through facebook organisation Saving Scotland.
A message uttering the occasion said it was “time to stand in combination and pay attention to genuine clinical evidence about the fitness of the people of Scotland. “
The organization said the blockade was causing “more harm than the virus” and that scots said “no to vaccines and mandatory masks,” not secondary locks. “
Police said they were aware of the demonstration and that the police had a “proportionate response” and that no arrests had been made.
In the last 24 hours, the number of scotland has increased to 141. There were no new deaths.
Figures show that the greatest accumulation has been recorded in the NHS region of Greater Glasgow and Clyde, where 68 new cases have been confirmed.
The last time the weekly instances exceeded the existing total was 17 May, there have been adjustments to the communication of Scottish Government figures since then, adding the incorporation of the effects of house check kits from July.
The number of other people who tested positive for Covid-19 in general in Scotland is now 21,189 and the number of inflamed patients dying remains 2,496.
According to the most recent government figures, the NHS Lanarkshire recorded 20 additional cases, compared to 16 on Friday when it warned the region that it would have to reintroduce restrictions, similar to those imposed in other parts of western Scotland.
NHS Grampian, where Aberdeen’s bar organisation met last month, recorded an accumulation of only two new cases.
A total of seven were discovered in Ayrshire and Arran, 14 in Forth Valley, six in highlands, 8 in Tayside and 14 in NHS Lothian.
Only one new case has been known through NHS Borders and NHS Dumfries and Galloway.
The number of tests carried out fell to 15,618, the lowest overall since 24 August.
The number of new ones shown represents 1. 5% of the new individuals evaluated, show the figures.
Until Friday night, two others were in intensive care with a coronavirus and another 251 people were in the hospital, although that figure includes patients who might not receive a remedy for the disease.