On March 29 in Hong Kong, where protests against the government continue, there was a march to appeal to the government to accept the “Big Five Requests” such as the introduction of a general election, and more than 10,000 citizens participated. Some young people were sharpened and threw flame bottles into the government headquarters, leading to a major clash with the police in central Hong Kong Island. Tensions are on the rise in front of China's 70th Anniversary (October 1st).
The demonstrations were not approved by the police, and the police fired tears and rubber bullets intermittently before the start of the demonstration. A water canal was also dispatched, embarking on the forced removal of demonstrators who occupied the main street of Hong Kong Island.
The demonstrators resisted by smashing and throwing bricks on the road, and removing the fence of the median strip and building a barricade. He burned things on the street and broke glass at a subway station. There are also reports that several demonstrators have been taken over by the police and there are injuries. Some passers-by were involved in the collision scene and breathing tear gas.
The shops and shopping centers along the road are temporarily closed across the street. The police urged the residents on the main street to go out and close their windows.
On October 1, a democratic organization was planning a large-scale demonstration march. The police did not allow, but the police are still more vigilant when they see many young people voluntarily gather and protest.
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