[Poly City Besieged City] 1,100 people were arrested or registered. Who are they?

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Written by: Yang Yuting

2019-11-25 21:13

At the first session of PolyU, more than a thousand people were besieged. Today, on the ninth day, the number of left-behind people has been reduced to dozens. The police said that there are 1,100 people and parallel out of the campus, including 300 people under the age of 18. Some of these people were arrested and some were registered with personal data. They came from different ages and backgrounds. Most of them were non-political students. They also had faculty, presidents of students, volunteers, self-proclaimed journalists, chefs, etc. It is reported that there are more Public hospitals and private medical practitioners, as well as students from Pui Chiao Middle School.

On the morning of the second day of PolyU’s siege, more than 1,000 people on the campus had a fierce conflict with the police. (Photo picture / photo by Cai Zhengbang)

On the ninth day of PolyU's siege, the campus was estimated to have a campus of nearly 1,200 people, and it is now sparsely populated. The commander of the Yau Tsim District, He Runsheng, said today that a total of 1,100 people have gone out of school, including 300 people under the age of 18. There are only a few dozen people on campus. Most of them are hidden in the hidden places on campus. Yesterday, two left-behind representatives frankly estimated that at least 30 people stayed behind. Some people were in poor physical and mental condition, depressed, anxious and frightened, and some people were reluctant. Eating, you can't even say a complete sentence.

Earlier, the police said at a press conference that 12 people claimed to be from health care workers during the arrest of PolyU. However, during the search, they did not find that they could prove their medical qualifications. (online image)

51 reported that medical or journalists were arrested

After the peaceful departure from the campus, the personal information and photographs were registered, and even 1,100 people were arrested immediately. Who are they? On the first day of the siege, on the night of last Monday (17th), a large number of first-aid first-rate volunteers and self-proclaimed journalists were arrested from PolyU. The police admitted on the following day that 51 volunteers claimed to be volunteers or journalists, and 12 of them claimed to be medical staff. There is no first-aid qualification, and there are three people wearing journalist clothing, but they are unable to provide any journalist’s certificate and have been arrested for rioting.

Most of the ethics students are 47 faculty members or arrested

On the third day of the siege, that is, last Tuesday (19th), the police said at the press conference that 600 people had voluntarily left PolyU at the time, including minors, most of whom were non-rational college students. The management of PolyU also successfully advised 47 staff members to leave. The police did not deny that they would be arrested.

On November 23, Hu Guozhen, the acting president of the College of Science and Technology, left the campus and was sent to the Hung Hom Police Station. (photo by Luo Guohui)

Hu Guozhen, Acting President of the College of Student Affairs, was brought to the Department

On the eighth day of the siege, the day of the election yesterday (24th), as many principals entered PolyU to take away students, the number of people in PolyU has dropped to less than a dozen. The Acting President of the University of Hong Kong, Hu Guozhen, once said that he had to stay for many days. However, as a member of the officers' meeting, he hoped to provide support to those in need without leaving, and said that he was "pre-arrested." In the end, yesterday, accompanied by Legislative Council member Guo Jiaxuan and a PolyU's Assistant Professor of Applied Social Sciences, Zhu Weizhi, he left the campus and was sent to the Hung Hom Police Station.

Public hospitals and private doctors were also arrested

Within the PolyU campus, in addition to the young demonstrators, there were also voluntary supporters for the demonstrators, and eventually they were arrested. Among them, the kitchen man who prepared three meals for the left-behind in the "Resistance Dining Hall" was evacuated from the campus and sent to the hospital on the day of the week in Poly City. In addition, it is reported that public hospital doctors and private medical practitioners were arrested by the police.

[Seventh day of the besieged city] The kitchen man who often yelled at the campus of the PolyU, "Out of the food," was threatened to advance and retreat with the demonstrators, staying until the last moment, but today suspected of emotional distress, in the church preacher Yuan God bless wife Chen Jinmei accompanied the hospital. (Lai Wenxin photo)

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