The Metropolitan Police have expressed concerns about public safety due to China's plans for a super-embassy in London. Although they dropped their formal objection, the police highlighted the need for increased resources to manage large protests, which have previously attracted thousands of demonstrators. The new embassy, proposed for Royal Mint Court, would cover 20,000 square meters, and the final decision on its construction rests with Secretary Angela Rayner after substantial community opposition was noted during a local inquiry.
The potential construction of a super-embassy by China in London raises concerns over public safety and the need for additional police resources to manage protests.
Metropolitan Police expressed fears that protests exceeding 500 people could obstruct traffic, highlighting challenges in maintaining safety around the proposed site.
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