[With you lunch] Hundreds of people in Kowloon Bay went out of Hongzhao Road to block the road

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Written by: Li Jingshan, Huang Weimin, Deng Bailiang, Chen Nuoxi

2019-11-26 12:52

On the tenth day of the siege of PolyU, as the school searched and persuaded the left-behind demonstrators to leave on campus, white-collar demonstrators in Central and Kowloon Bay supported the PolyU demonstrators. Demonstrators in Central gathered at the IFC, shouting slogans such as "five indispensable demands" and "saving poly to save students." Demonstrators from Kowloon Bay gathered at the junction of Wang Yue Road and Sheung Yue Road, hindering the advance of vehicles. Some office workers held lunch boxes while eating.

At about 1:40 pm, more than a dozen riot police officers carrying shields, batons, spears and no police officer number were present and raised blue flags. The demonstrators returned to the sidewalk, applauding at the police, and Hongzhao Road opened to traffic. At 2.26 pm, the riot police officers all retired and left.

Hundreds of people in Kowloon Bay walked out of Hongzhao Road to block the road and raised a blue flag. (Photo by Chen Nuoxi)

Hong Kong, Kowloon and white-collar workers supported PolyU, and hundreds of people gathered in the zero-carbon world at Kowloon Bay. (Photo by Deng Bailiang)

On Monday (18th), the High Court ruled that the government's use of the "Emergency Law" to enact a ban on masking is unconstitutional, and demonstrators wearing a full set of Japanese animation Doraemon costumes participated in the "and you lunch" operation. (Photo by Huang Weimin)

Since the fierce clashes at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University last Sunday (17th), police have been stationed at various entrances and main roads of the campus, and law enforcement actions have been taken to arrest demonstrators leaving from PolyU. Some of the protesters could not bear torture and were admitted to the hospital through an ambulance. Some were arrested for failing to break through, and some remained on campus to ask the police to evacuate. On the tenth day of the siege, PolyU sent about 50 faculty members, professional counsellors, medical staff, social workers and security guards at 9:30 am today (26th) to form six teams to enter different campus buildings to find left-behind people one by one.

Deteriorating sanitary conditions on campus, the outside world is worried about the physical and mental conditions of the demonstrators left behind. White-collar demonstrators in Central and Kowloon Bay supported the demonstrators in support of the "with you lunch" operation. At 1 pm, the IFC demonstrators in Central called out the slogans "Five Great Needs", "Save Poly to Save Students", "Restoration of the Revolution in Hong Kong", "Fight for Freedom, stand with Hong Kong", and raised their symbols. Five appealing gestures. On Monday (18th), the High Court ruled that the government's use of the "Emergency Law" to enact a ban on masking is unconstitutional, and demonstrators wearing a full set of Japanese animation Doraemon costumes participated in the "and you lunch" operation. The demonstrators at IFC dispersed peacefully at 2 pm.

Hundreds of people in Kowloon Bay walk out of Hongzhao Road

Nearly a hundred people gathered from the open space on the zero-carbon space at Hongzhao Road, Changyue Road, Kowloon Bay. One after another joined. Demonstrators in black led slogans such as "Revealing the Revolution in Hong Kong." Began to march along Hongzhao Road. Demonstrators gathered at the junction of Wangyue Road and Changyue Road, preventing vehicles from moving forward, and someone blocked Changyue Road with a trash can. There was a rumbling noise from a motorcycle and the protesters stopped after explaining the purpose of the operation. Some office workers have lunch boxes while eating. Later the good ones sang "May Glory Return to Hong Kong".

At about 1:40 pm, more than a dozen riot police officers carrying shields, batons, spears and no police officer number were present and raised blue flags. The demonstrators returned to the sidewalk, applauding at the police, and Hongzhao Road opened to traffic. Demonstrators crossed the road at the pedestrian crossing. Li Bo held the bread of life, and the police said that "Hong Kong people have eaten bread for decades and are proud of it." He criticized the police for "raising the bread of life and returning to the mainland to eat Haidilao." .

Police pointed to a female demonstrator and warned her for the first time. Between 2:10 and 2:10 pm most of the demonstrators in Kowloon Bay departed. Several traffic police officers directed traffic at the junction of Wang Chiu Road and Sheung Yuet Road. Some riot police officers took off at about 2:19 pm. At 2.26 pm, the riot police officers all retired and left.

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