Climate and environment minister Romina Pourmokhtari was scheduled to participate in an event at Fossilfritt Sweden on Wednesday afternoon. However, due to security concerns, parts of the event, specifically the portion open to the public, had to be canceled at short notice. Fossilfritt Sweden’s press officer, Jenina Dahlberg, confirmed that Pourmokhtari’s staff made the decision to cancel for security reasons, without providing further details.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson took to Instagram to explain the situation, stating that the minister had to cancel due to security reasons related to the group Extinction Rebellion. It is unclear why this group was a cause for concern, and authorities are now actively searching for Extinction Rebellion Sweden and Romina Pourmokhtari.
The cancellation of the event has raised questions about the security protocols surrounding high-profile government officials. The incident highlights the need for enhanced measures to ensure the safety of public figures participating in public events.
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As the search for Extinction Rebellion Sweden and Romina Pourmokhtari continues, authorities and the public must remain vigilant and prioritize the safety of government officials and the general public.