[Fugitive Offenders Regulations] Canossa St. Mary's College is suspended for another week. The Women's College is temporarily reopened on Tuesday.

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Written by: Ni Qingjiang

2019-11-24 00:13

The series of "three strikes" initiated by netizens on the 11th of this month were the main roads. In various districts, due to anti-reform demonstrations, tear gas and petrol bombs flew, and PolyU and the Red Tunnel became the hardest hit areas. The Diocesan Girls' Schools near PolyU and the Schools of the Primary and Secondary Schools of the Cannesa St. Mary's College were repeatedly smoked by the tear gas, and the other 12 schools in the district did not resume classes last Wednesday (20th).

Diocesan Women's College informed the parents yesterday (23rd) that the class will continue to be suspended on Monday (25th) and will be reopened on Tuesday (26th). The Catholic Primary School in Yau Ma Tei also reminded parents that the school will announce whether it will resume classes as scheduled at 6 am on Monday. Along the PolyU, a Chatham Road South, the Secretary for Justice, Mrs. Zheng Ruoyu, the alma mater, Canossa St. Mary's College, also informed parents today that they will continue to suspend classes throughout the week in order to clean the school more comprehensively. The class will be resumed on Monday 2nd.

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