Huang Yangda, the founder of "Hot Blood Times", posted on his Facebook page today (18th) that officers from the National Security Department of the police sent a notice to his apartment and company this morning, asking them to delete a bunch of "sensitive" content such as websites and social media. There are deadlines and conditions.
Huang Yangda pointed out in the post, "We have received the letter, and no one has been arrested for the time being. It is safe to show up and still move freely. I am in Hong Kong today, and I continue to work in the media. The risk is getting higher and higher every day. Rikai Mi, even I feel a little strange." The police have been inquired about the incident "Hong Kong 01".
Huang Yangda, the founder of "Blood Times", posted on his Facebook page today (18th) that officers from the National Security Department of the police sent a notice to his apartment and company this morning, asking them to delete a bunch of "sensitive" content such as websites and social media.
(Screenshot of Huang Yangda's Facebook page)
Huang Yangda is the founder of "Blood Times" and "Citizen". He ran for the Legislative Council election in his early years. Currently, Huang Yangda hosts an online program.
Huang Yangda said that he wanted to call the police after receiving Huang Yumin's whatsapp advice.
