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#Jan27
Over 200 civilians stopped and searched, reporters forbiddened to take video
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Over 200 civilians are being stopped and surrounded by the police outside Langham Place. Every civilian including first aiders and press has to be inspected before they are released.
The press was forbidden to do live streaming or else they will be charged for obstructing police in the execution of their lawful duties.
The police continuously flash torches towards the press in an attempt to stop them from filming.
Source: Stand News
#FishBallRevolution #LunarNewYear
Over 200 civilians stopped and searched, reporters forbiddened to take video
0250 #MongKok
Over 200 civilians are being stopped and surrounded by the police outside Langham Place. Every civilian including first aiders and press has to be inspected before they are released.
The press was forbidden to do live streaming or else they will be charged for obstructing police in the execution of their lawful duties.
The police continuously flash torches towards the press in an attempt to stop them from filming.
Source: Stand News
#FishBallRevolution #LunarNewYear
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Police fire pepper pellets at reporters at close range, shattering camera filter
During the police ’s dispersal operation at the junction of Shan Tung Street and Portland Street outside Langham Place last night (January 26), reporters stepped back at the request of the police, but continued to film while moving backwards.
However, police at the scene fired several rounds of pepper pellets at a close range towards reporters. One of the pellet hit the reporter’s camera, causing the shattering the filter. The camera body and lens were stained with chemicals.
This contact force, powerful enough to break glass a few meters away, can definitely cause injury if it hits a human directly.
Source : United Social Press
#Jan27 #PoliceState
During the police ’s dispersal operation at the junction of Shan Tung Street and Portland Street outside Langham Place last night (January 26), reporters stepped back at the request of the police, but continued to film while moving backwards.
However, police at the scene fired several rounds of pepper pellets at a close range towards reporters. One of the pellet hit the reporter’s camera, causing the shattering the filter. The camera body and lens were stained with chemicals.
This contact force, powerful enough to break glass a few meters away, can definitely cause injury if it hits a human directly.
Source : United Social Press
#Jan27 #PoliceState
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Wuhan coronavirus: Hong Kong Customs officer stationed at Lok Ma Chau Port with fever admitted to Tseung Kwan O Hospital
A Hong Kong customs officer at the Lok Ma Chau Port was feeling unwell and was sent to the hospital. Lung abnormalities can be seen on the chest X-ray, which further raised suspicion on whether he is infected with the WuHan coronavirus.
The Hong Kong Customs responded saying that a customs officer stationed at Lok Ma Chau Port had a fever and was sent to the Tseung Kwan O Hospital on January 26. He is currently being hospitalized in isolation and is in stable condition. The Customs and Excise Department is maintaining close contact with the Department of Health to actively follow up on the situation.
Source: HK01
#Jan27 #Coronavirus
A Hong Kong customs officer at the Lok Ma Chau Port was feeling unwell and was sent to the hospital. Lung abnormalities can be seen on the chest X-ray, which further raised suspicion on whether he is infected with the WuHan coronavirus.
The Hong Kong Customs responded saying that a customs officer stationed at Lok Ma Chau Port had a fever and was sent to the Tseung Kwan O Hospital on January 26. He is currently being hospitalized in isolation and is in stable condition. The Customs and Excise Department is maintaining close contact with the Department of Health to actively follow up on the situation.
Source: HK01
#Jan27 #Coronavirus
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The top 5 countries or regions receiving airline travellers from 18 high-risk cities in China includes: Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea.
The other map shows the territories within China that are the most susceptible to a massive Coronavirus outbreak based on Chinese New Year travel data.
Source: WorldPop Project
#Jan27 #ChinesePneumonia #Wuhan #GlobalOutbreak
The other map shows the territories within China that are the most susceptible to a massive Coronavirus outbreak based on Chinese New Year travel data.
Source: WorldPop Project
#Jan27 #ChinesePneumonia #Wuhan #GlobalOutbreak
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#MadeinChina #Harrassment
Beijing Mouthpiece Defames a 11-year-old Hong Kong Boy and Uses Fake Identity to Approach his Family
In Hong Kong, 11-year-old #JoelWong, the founder of the Tin Shui Wai Community Concern Group, was assaulted by a pro-Beijing elderly man on January 25, 2021.
Wong saw a group of elderly women and men gathering and dancing in a park in Tin Shui Wai. When he approached the group, reminding them to keep the music down, he was headbutted by one of the men who also punched Wong on his tummy.
Since Wong reported the case to the Hong Kong Police, Wong has been harassed by Ta Kung Pao, a Beijing-owned newspaper. On January 26, 2021, the CCP mouthpiece even published a so-called "interview" with Wong’s Grandmother on its frontpage, defaming the community-caring Wong as "going astray".
The Concern Group told Stand News that the reporter of Ta Kung Pao, who "interviewed" Wong's grandmother first claimed to be his teacher and social worker. When Wong's grandmother let the reporter into their apartment, he took picture of their household and other family members. It was only after that he then revealed his identity as a reporter.
The Concern Group denounced the reporter’s action, calling it “shameful” to chat with Wong's family and “betray their trust.”
Source: Stand News #Jan27
#BeijingLoyalist #TaKungPao #CCP #Doxxing #FakeIdentity
Beijing Mouthpiece Defames a 11-year-old Hong Kong Boy and Uses Fake Identity to Approach his Family
In Hong Kong, 11-year-old #JoelWong, the founder of the Tin Shui Wai Community Concern Group, was assaulted by a pro-Beijing elderly man on January 25, 2021.
Wong saw a group of elderly women and men gathering and dancing in a park in Tin Shui Wai. When he approached the group, reminding them to keep the music down, he was headbutted by one of the men who also punched Wong on his tummy.
Since Wong reported the case to the Hong Kong Police, Wong has been harassed by Ta Kung Pao, a Beijing-owned newspaper. On January 26, 2021, the CCP mouthpiece even published a so-called "interview" with Wong’s Grandmother on its frontpage, defaming the community-caring Wong as "going astray".
The Concern Group told Stand News that the reporter of Ta Kung Pao, who "interviewed" Wong's grandmother first claimed to be his teacher and social worker. When Wong's grandmother let the reporter into their apartment, he took picture of their household and other family members. It was only after that he then revealed his identity as a reporter.
The Concern Group denounced the reporter’s action, calling it “shameful” to chat with Wong's family and “betray their trust.”
Source: Stand News #Jan27
#BeijingLoyalist #TaKungPao #CCP #Doxxing #FakeIdentity