The national flag vandalism case reappears in Xinmin Building, Aimin Village, Ho Man Tin!
At about 12 o'clock this afternoon (25th), some residents found the regional flag and national flag hanging on the patio of the building. The rope tied to the railing was suspected to have been cut, causing a string of national flags to fall to the ground.
Police classified the case as criminal damage.
The reporter went to Xinmin Building in the evening to check and found that the national flag and regional flag hung on the patio platform and the outer wall of the staircase had been repaired.
In the staircase of the same building yesterday, two national flags and one regional flag were also found to be burnt, which the police classified as arson.
No arrests have been made in the two cases, but they were handed over to the Sixth Team of the Kowloon City Police District Criminal Investigation Team for follow-up.
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Yesterday (June 24), it was circulated on the Internet that the national flag and regional flag hung in Xinmin's stairwell were flipped, and it was suspected that someone had burned the rope.
(online picture)
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the July 1st Return, and many housing estates and shopping malls in many districts are decorated with national flags and regional flags, which is very spectacular.
Earlier, Kowloon City District Council Chairman and Legislative Council Member Yeung Wing-kit revealed on Facebook that before attending the July 1 official event for closed-loop isolation, he personally arranged the Ai Min Village, and hung the national flag or regional flag on the railings of each floor of the estate in a "five-pointed" sign. "Star" shape, expressing the heart of celebrating the return.
In addition, in Ping Shek Village in Kwun Tong, the national flags and regional flags were hung all over the corridor, turning it into a sea of flags.
▼Every floor of Pingshi Village is covered with national flags and regional flags▼
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Aimin Village's national flag was set on fire by police
