Thousands of people took to the streets in London Saturday to rail against coronavirus safety measures, which have already started to ease.

The event was dubbed “Unite for Freedom” and marchers also protested vaccine passports, according to reports.

Videos posted to social media showed streets jammed with mostly maskless protestors. One marcher carried a sign reading “They did not isolate a virus. They isolated you.” Others said “No to vaccine passports” and “Lockdowns kill”.

Some reports put the crowd size at 10,000.

Lockdown measures have already started to lift in the UK with restaurants and pubs given the greenlight for outdoor eating and drinking on April 12. Gyms and hair salons were also permitted to open and further restrictions are set to be lifted May 17 at the earliest.

The British government is looking at offering “passports” that show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and will allow residents to travel abroad or to attend large events at home.

With Post wires