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At midnight, police continue to arrest citizens on the street. One police officer pushes a voluntary medic to the ground.
Source: USP #Nov19
Source: USP #Nov19
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Police Mass Arrests Continue
0230 Yau Ma Tei
Dozens are arrested at Pitt Street. Around 10 ambulances are at the scene as paramedics diverts the injured to the ambulances.
Source: Stand News #Nov19
0230 Yau Ma Tei
Dozens are arrested at Pitt Street. Around 10 ambulances are at the scene as paramedics diverts the injured to the ambulances.
Source: Stand News #Nov19
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0021 Yau Ma Tei
On Jordan Road, a newspaper stand was lit on fire and a tear gas canister was found in the debris. The owner was dragged away by riot police as he tried to put out the flames. The wife of the owner said that she will try and make a complaint against the police.
Source: HKUST Radio #Nov19
On Jordan Road, a newspaper stand was lit on fire and a tear gas canister was found in the debris. The owner was dragged away by riot police as he tried to put out the flames. The wife of the owner said that she will try and make a complaint against the police.
Source: HKUST Radio #Nov19
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Police Mass Arrests on Pitt Street
0337 Pitt Street
A large number of paramedics are still at the scene. According to sources, around 60 arrests have been made.
0350
According to Golden Forum reporter, many arrested civilians are still detained on the street.
Source: Real Time News Broadcast; Golden Forum Reporter
#Nov19
0337 Pitt Street
A large number of paramedics are still at the scene. According to sources, around 60 arrests have been made.
0350
According to Golden Forum reporter, many arrested civilians are still detained on the street.
Source: Real Time News Broadcast; Golden Forum Reporter
#Nov19
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Police Delay Arrestees' Medical Treatment
0425 Pitt Street
Police cordoned off the scene at 02:45, claiming that not before the police finished collecting evidence, could the paramedics treat the wounded. Among many others, the two people in the photos had waited for more than one hour to receive medical assistance.
Source: CBC #Nov19
0425 Pitt Street
Police cordoned off the scene at 02:45, claiming that not before the police finished collecting evidence, could the paramedics treat the wounded. Among many others, the two people in the photos had waited for more than one hour to receive medical assistance.
Source: CBC #Nov19
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Carrie Lam's Press Conference after clash in PolyU - Summary
- Around 600 people have left the campus. 400 of them, with age above 18, have been arrested. Around 100 people are still inside the campus.
- She claims the campus has become an arsenal for protestors
- She hopes to resolve the problem peacefully but claims the government is not in position of control
- All students below the age of 18 could still be charged of rioting
- She refused to respond to questions on whether the NPC Law Committee and Hong Kong and Macau Affairs committee intervene with rule of law with their commenting on the High Court's decision
- She claims whether district election can continue depends on violent protestors
Source: InMedia #Nov19 #PolyU
- Around 600 people have left the campus. 400 of them, with age above 18, have been arrested. Around 100 people are still inside the campus.
- She claims the campus has become an arsenal for protestors
- She hopes to resolve the problem peacefully but claims the government is not in position of control
- All students below the age of 18 could still be charged of rioting
- She refused to respond to questions on whether the NPC Law Committee and Hong Kong and Macau Affairs committee intervene with rule of law with their commenting on the High Court's decision
- She claims whether district election can continue depends on violent protestors
Source: InMedia #Nov19 #PolyU
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Protest goes on in Central: Lunch With You
A group of civilians walked onto Pedder Street to join the "Lunch With You" protest in Central, a financial district in Hong Kong. Riot police arrived at the scene and blue flag was raised. The police spoke through the loudspeaker: "You can continue with your activity, but don't walk onto the road." The crowd walked back onto the sidewalk and continued chanting slogans.
Source: Apple Daily #Nov19
A group of civilians walked onto Pedder Street to join the "Lunch With You" protest in Central, a financial district in Hong Kong. Riot police arrived at the scene and blue flag was raised. The police spoke through the loudspeaker: "You can continue with your activity, but don't walk onto the road." The crowd walked back onto the sidewalk and continued chanting slogans.
Source: Apple Daily #Nov19
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Ammo Tally in a Day
On November 18, police have deployed:
1458 tear gas canisters
1391 rubber bullets
325 beanbag bullets
265 sponge rounds
Source: Police Press Conference #Nov19
On November 18, police have deployed:
1458 tear gas canisters
1391 rubber bullets
325 beanbag bullets
265 sponge rounds
Source: Police Press Conference #Nov19
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Hong Kong Soccer fans boo Chinese anthem and sing “Glory to Hong Kong” at Hong Kong-Cambodia Game
In the Hong Kong Stadium, soccer fans yelled protest slogans such as “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our times,” “Five demands, Not one less,” and “Fight for freedom, Stand with Hong Kong!” at the World Cup Qualifiers on November 19.
When the Chinese anthem was played before the match, soccer fans turned about face, held banners comdemning police brutality, booed and sang “Glory to Hong Kong", one emblematic song of the protest, instead.
Source: Brian Production #Nov19
In the Hong Kong Stadium, soccer fans yelled protest slogans such as “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our times,” “Five demands, Not one less,” and “Fight for freedom, Stand with Hong Kong!” at the World Cup Qualifiers on November 19.
When the Chinese anthem was played before the match, soccer fans turned about face, held banners comdemning police brutality, booed and sang “Glory to Hong Kong", one emblematic song of the protest, instead.
Source: Brian Production #Nov19
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CUHK Graduates March In Support Of 12 HK Youth
Today is the graduation ceremony of CUHK. Although the ceremony was organised online due to the coronavirus, over 50 graduates march from the Goddess of Democracy in CUHK and then across the campus in the afternoon to voice their support to the 12 Hong Kong youth being illegally detained in the mainland.
Apart from their graduation gown, some wore the Vedetta mask and held slogans. Others even held black balloons. The security guards of CUHK used megaphones to warn protestors that they may be in violation of the gathering ban, and order them to keep the social distance. Some even started to stop and frisk the graduates, but they didn’t stop the protests so far.
Source: Hong Kong Citizen News #Nov19
#CUHK #Save12HKYouth #Democracy
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Today is the graduation ceremony of CUHK. Although the ceremony was organised online due to the coronavirus, over 50 graduates march from the Goddess of Democracy in CUHK and then across the campus in the afternoon to voice their support to the 12 Hong Kong youth being illegally detained in the mainland.
Apart from their graduation gown, some wore the Vedetta mask and held slogans. Others even held black balloons. The security guards of CUHK used megaphones to warn protestors that they may be in violation of the gathering ban, and order them to keep the social distance. Some even started to stop and frisk the graduates, but they didn’t stop the protests so far.
Source: Hong Kong Citizen News #Nov19
#CUHK #Save12HKYouth #Democracy
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