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【2.29 「831」半周年｜便衣警擎槍片段】 2250 旺角豉油街近小米有便衣警察於衝突期間以真槍指嚇現場人士，據知並無開槍。 現場情況：https://www.facebook.com/112467260231947/posts/144582587020414/?d=n Video 攝：Ivan Ng Edit 撰：Fade #flashmediahongkong #fmhk #flashmediahk #hkmedia #2020 #831 #旺角 #太子 Like同Share本媒專頁Flash Media…
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#Feb29 #Protests
Female Journalist Lost Consciousness After Being Pepper Sprayed
23:51 | #MongKok
Riot police dispersed the crowd, including press close to midnight. A female journalist was pepper-sprayed and shoved violently by the police. She fell down and lost her consciousness. Volunteer first-aiders on site tried to revive her by slapping her face, to no avail.
Some civilians at the scene shouted: “Don’t fall asleep! You can make it through!”
Since the start of the anti-extradition movement, journalists and volunteer first-aiders have been risking their lives to serve the public, while constantly being huge target boards to the police. Over the months, numerous first-aiders and members of the press have gotten injured, arrested, beaten and harassed by the police.
Source: Idunread Bookstore
Editor's Note:
The above mentioned journalist was not the only one who fainted tonight after being pepper-sprayed.
Although this has not been confirmed, it is suspected that “unknown chemicals” were added to their usual pepper-spray concoction by the police. Pepper-spray causing people to lose consciousness is unheard of.
Female Journalist Lost Consciousness After Being Pepper Sprayed
23:51 | #MongKok
Riot police dispersed the crowd, including press close to midnight. A female journalist was pepper-sprayed and shoved violently by the police. She fell down and lost her consciousness. Volunteer first-aiders on site tried to revive her by slapping her face, to no avail.
Some civilians at the scene shouted: “Don’t fall asleep! You can make it through!”
Since the start of the anti-extradition movement, journalists and volunteer first-aiders have been risking their lives to serve the public, while constantly being huge target boards to the police. Over the months, numerous first-aiders and members of the press have gotten injured, arrested, beaten and harassed by the police.
Source: Idunread Bookstore
Editor's Note:
The above mentioned journalist was not the only one who fainted tonight after being pepper-sprayed.
Although this has not been confirmed, it is suspected that “unknown chemicals” were added to their usual pepper-spray concoction by the police. Pepper-spray causing people to lose consciousness is unheard of.
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女記者被推撞 中pepper倒地 十分鐘後意識朦朧 沒有反應 現場急救指情況不樂觀。 . 登記護士試圖救治，拍打她臉，要她清醒。可是記者反應遲鈍。女士一直摸她頭，叫她:「加油！唔好訓呀！」一直照料，沒有離開過。 她只是路過的香港人。 . 記者已送上白車，希望大家謹記，這八個月，記者和救護是用生命在工作的。 2020.2.29 2351 旺角 即時 (開聲聽） #freehongkong #5demandsnot1less #香港人加油 (如知道女記者的資料，請儘快聯絡)
2020.2.29
Police arrested over 110 people related to protest in Mong Kok area
Police arrested over 110 people related to protest in Mong Kok area
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#ProtestArts #paperoverthecracks
Pro-democracy fights carry on in the form of public art
Local artist, Giraffe Leung Lok Hei, rolled out a public art event, Paper Over the Cracks.
Using yellow adhesive tape, Leung framed the markings of slogans and phrases written by protestors on street corners and added small tags to introduce each “art piece”, just like the display of any contemporary masterpiece at an art gallery
Leung made a territory-wide invitation for all HongKongers to take part and create “art pieces” with him. Leung explained, “it requires no particular skills. You need only tape, pen and paper.” He continued, “actually the society is full of anomalies , we shouldn’t let ourselves get numbed."
Leung called on the public to post their own “art pieces” online using hashtags like #粉飾太平香港 or #paperoverthecracks to
collate their artworks and share their feelings.
Source: Stand News
http://bit.ly/3a9W7RI
#Feb27 #HKProtest
Pro-democracy fights carry on in the form of public art
Local artist, Giraffe Leung Lok Hei, rolled out a public art event, Paper Over the Cracks.
Using yellow adhesive tape, Leung framed the markings of slogans and phrases written by protestors on street corners and added small tags to introduce each “art piece”, just like the display of any contemporary masterpiece at an art gallery
Leung made a territory-wide invitation for all HongKongers to take part and create “art pieces” with him. Leung explained, “it requires no particular skills. You need only tape, pen and paper.” He continued, “actually the society is full of anomalies , we shouldn’t let ourselves get numbed."
Leung called on the public to post their own “art pieces” online using hashtags like #粉飾太平香港 or #paperoverthecracks to
collate their artworks and share their feelings.
Source: Stand News
http://bit.ly/3a9W7RI
#Feb27 #HKProtest
Hong Kong Outbreak:
1 more new confirmed case today, a 61-yrs old lady who is a volunteer at the North Point Temple.
Total 96 cases.
1 more new confirmed case today, a 61-yrs old lady who is a volunteer at the North Point Temple.
Total 96 cases.