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Written by: Ling Yide
2020-09-27 19:04
Last update date: 2020-09-27 19:04
Some people on the Internet called for illegal activities on the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival on October 1.
According to the news, the police will deploy 3,000 riot police on the same day to deal with illegal activities, and at the same time strengthen manpower to patrol the city.
It is understood that after careful evaluation, the police decided to arrange heavy troops to respond to the National Day. It is estimated that there will still be people marching on the streets after the FDC’s appeal is unsuccessful, people on the Internet calling for illegal activities on that day, and the earlier incident of Tibetan weapons in PolyU. The risk of weapons coming out of the market.
In addition, the police expect that once an accident occurs, a number of police stations have been arranged as temporary detention rooms to detain criminals.
According to the news, the police will step up inspections in various districts from September 29 to October 4, with the focus on October 1. It is expected that at least 3,000 riot police will be deployed on that day, with the first and second riot teams in the six major regions. The echelon will be the full team to respond, and the third echelon will be on standby at the police station. If necessary, it will be deployed to respond. It also stated that it will strengthen the patrol manpower of major police districts and call on police officers to stay close to their posts and try to avoid vacations.
It is reported that in response to someone on the Internet carrying out illegal activities on the day of the Telegram call, and it is expected that the FDC’s appeal against the march on October 1 will be unsuccessful in relation to the gathering restriction order, but it is estimated that there will still be demonstrations. This strengthens the defense.
In addition, last week, a PolyU student and his mother in Fanling were arrested on suspicion of selling firearms accessories, etc. After investigation by the police, it was discovered that someone had threatened to "make a big deal" on National Day in early September, and the police had not yet known whether there were any firearms outflow. The market, therefore, will cautiously respond to this event.
↓On October 1st last year, demonstrators and the police broke out in various districts ↓
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A Telegram channel originally claimed that it would launch the "10. One Nation Day Parade" in Tsuen Wan at 2:30 pm on October 1st, to investigate the police shooting in Tsuen Wan last year to shoot down the middle five male "healthy boy". 12 Hong Kong residents were detained by the Mainland police, opposed to the health code, and the "Hong Kong National Security Law" and other incidents. They also stated that they would not apply for a no-objection notice. Although the channel and later (23rd) said that the parade had been cancelled, there was another Telegram The channel claimed that after 5 pm that day, it would call for a non-peaceful event of "Operation Moonlight" in the evening. It also claimed that the event would be held in the form of "non-parade, non-assembly" and reminded participants to wear appropriate clothing and bring equipment Fluorescent holding and so on.
The FDC applied for a parade on Hong Kong Island on October 1st last Wednesday (23), requesting the mainland authorities to release 12 detained Hong Kong citizens. The route was originally scheduled to depart from East Point Road in Causeway Bay to the pedestrian zone at Chater Road in Central, and Later, the police issued a notice of objection, and the FDC appealed afterwards. There will be a result tomorrow. Since the gathering restriction order is still in effect, it is estimated that the appeal will be rejected.
According to the news, the police estimated that after the application for the demonstration was rejected, there would still be demonstrators who ignored the police notice of objection and continued to take to the streets on October 1st and carried out wildcat attacks, including gathering slogans, blocking roads, and even destroying public facilities. Target store, etc.
The police are collecting intelligence from various aspects to adjust their coping strategies. As National Day falls on October 1st, it coincides with the Mid-Autumn Festival. The police will not start activities until some netizens call for 5 pm on the same day. They also ask people to bring fluorescent sticks. The intention is obvious. The police initially assessed that some demonstrators would not be active until night, or there might be conflicts. The anti-riot brigade at the forefront is ready for "night fighting", and the police headquarters and major police stations will also strengthen security. To prevent attacks or emergencies.
Since 10.1 is a four-day holiday, the police predict that the "front" will also be lengthened. Starting from Wednesday (30th), the riot control brigades of all regions will be on high alert for five consecutive days.
On October 1st last year, the protests initiated by the FDC were issued with a notice of opposition by the police. Some netizens initiated the "Six Districts Blossom" operation. Afterwards, demonstrations broke out in many districts. Among them, an 18-year-old surnamed Zeng Zhong Wusheng from Tai Ho Road, Tsuen Wan , Was shot in the lungs by the police during the conflict.
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