Hong Kong version of the National Security Act｜Helicopters patrol "hot spots" in the morning

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Author: Ling Yide

2020-07-01 06:53

There are a total of 66 laws and regulations on the National Security Law of the Hong Kong District, which were gazetted in Hong Kong at 11:00 yesterday night and immediately implemented. In the early morning of July 1, some citizens found a black banner about 80 feet long and 15 feet wide at Anderson Road in Kowloon. It was written with white paint on it. "The national security evil is freely crushed" 8 big characters, but the direction of the word is on the side. It seems that the banner was originally a straight streamer, but because of the location of the scene, it had to adapt to the situation and hang it horizontally. On the railing at the top of the mountain. In addition, there was another streamer banner nearby, but it was suspected that the wind had turned over and failed to read the words above clearly.

According to the flight tracking website Flightradar24, a H175 cheetah helicopter (tail number B-LVF) of the Government Flying Service departed from Hong Kong International Airport at 5 am today, along Bijia Mountain, Lion Mountain, Feishan Mountain and Devil Mountain. The mountain is flying slowly at low speed, during which the speed is about 40 knots to more than 60 knots, and the flight altitude is only 1,600 feet to 2,000 feet. The flight path is circling back and forth several times at the above location, and finally fly directly over the pond. Landed at the Wan Chai apron of the Government Flying Service off the exhibition. The above-mentioned location was started in 2014, and the "hotspots" of Hachiman have been hung many times.

As seen from the scene, when the helicopter visited Anderson Road, it was suspected that someone on the aircraft found a banner, the helicopter was slightly approaching and slowing down, and hovered for a short time before flying off the scene without further action.

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GFS helicopters used to patrol the hotspots of Nakata streamers in the past. (flightradar24 picture)

Hong Kong version of the National Security Law