[12.15. Live] Liang Lingjie recalls more than 500 people lining up outside Taikoo Plaza

Politics

Written by: Luo Jiaqing and Xiao Bin

2019-12-15 19:29

On June 15, this year, Liang Lingjie, 35, asked the government to withdraw the amendment of the Fugitive Offenders at the dangerous station at Admiralty Plaza, but unfortunately fell to the floor and died. Today is the half-anniversary after the incident. Some netizens have initiated a Liang Lingjie memory meeting at 7:30 tonight (15th). The memory meeting began outside Pacific Place at 7.30pm. The netizens urged participants to bring their own flowers. 》 The live situation will be broadcast.

Over 500 people gathered at the scene

[1945] Opposite the memorial area at Pacific Place, there are 4 riot police stationed. Near Leli Road, about 20 riot police officers were on alert, and some policemen held round shields.

[19:40] The number of people participating in the event continued to increase, and more than 500 people gathered at the scene.

[19:32] Many citizens lined up outside Taikoo Plaza to present flowers. Some people lit candles on the ground to mourn. Some people presented the singing song "Sing hallelujah to the lord".

[19:22] Some netizens launched a "Remembrance Seminar on the 50th Anniversary of Liang Lingjie" outside Pacific Place in Admiralty at night. As seen at the scene, about 300 people gathered for the time being, many wearing masks and holding flowers.

After the incident, a large number of citizens went to mourn outside Pacific Place. (Profile picture)

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[Liang Lingjie lifts his sisters] Taking photos of his sisters and saying goodbyes to relatives and friends

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