[11.19 PolyU] 邝俊宇: More than 20 volunteers are still in PolyU

Political situation

Written by: Zheng Baosheng

2019-11-19 17:58

The situation in the Polytechnic University has received attention from all walks of life. The Democratic Party Legislative Council member Yan Junyu said that he received a request from the first-aid volunteers in PolyU for assistance. There are still more than 20 volunteers in need of humanitarian assistance.

Expressed anger and disappointment at the government and the police’s disregard for legitimate rights and interests

The Yan Junyu facebook page indicated that he had received a request from the first-aid of the PolyU. Some ambulancemen indicated that they would stay and assist the injured. They also issued a statement to the Hong Kong government and the police who expressed disappointment and disregard for the legitimate rights and interests of Hong Kong people. Yan Junyu urged the international community to pay attention to all citizens who are still trapped in the school.

The statement said that there are still more than 20 first-aid first-aid volunteers conducting humanitarian relief work at PolyU. The ambulancemen expressed anger and disappointment that the Hong Kong SAR Government and the police ignored the legitimate rights and interests of Hong Kong people.

[11.19] The HA refers to receiving or waiting for the waiting time of the emergency room of a large number of injured patients.

[11.19] The Red Cross will send personnel to the PolyU to emphasize the action and decide according to humanitarian needs.

[11.19. PolyU] a large number of demonstrators, low temperature, discomfort, insulation, felt, wrapped body, hospital

Severe cases of suspected riots imposed on first responders

They pointed out that they serve the public on a humanitarian basis and hope to provide appropriate treatment for the injured. Unfortunately, there is not enough resources to deal with the serious injuries that continue to occur. The more serious problem at present is that the SAR Government and the police have threatened and besieged them at the Polytechnic University on charges of suspicion of riots.

This group of first-aid volunteers urged all sectors to provide due diligence and reiterated that compulsory medical work for humanitarian relief should not constitute a cause of accusation of riots and arrest.

Fugitives Regulations, University of Science and Technology, Jun Junyu