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Clashes continue in Shatin and Mong Kok, where police have also fired tear gas and rubber bullets.
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Shortly before 8pm, riot police stormed up Central's Pedder Street where sporadic protests continue, making one arrest according to media.
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At around 8pm, a group of protesters stormed and vandalised a closed Festival Walk, which had come under fire after a delayed response to police operations inside on Sunday. Its multi-storey Christmas Tree at its central atrium was set on fire. Photo: Stand News screenshot.pic.twitter.com/9AK0sOOE9V
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Barricades are set ablaze at the Chinese University of
#HongKong, as protesting students try to stop riot police from storming the campus as they did on Tuesday afternoon. Photo: Stand News screenshot.pic.twitter.com/fFwlXvJWSc
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Riot police disembark in Yuen Long to clear roadblocks shortly before 8:30pm. Photo: Telegram.
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In Shatin, a lone police vehicle responding to a call was surrounded by protesters and set alight. The driver escaped on the motorbike of a passer-by, according to HKU's Campus TV. Photo: Campus TV HKUSU.
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An elaborate formation of bricks is set up in Mong Kok to hinder riot police. It has been reported that a makeshift mangonel to hurl bricks has also been erected. Photo: Stand News screenshot.
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The burnt-out skeleton of the lone police vehicle outside Shatin Sports Ground. The officer managed to escape the scene. Photo: Campus TV HKUSU.
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Legislator Ted Hui arrived to prevent riot police from charging protesters in Central, but also shouted: "Come forward, anyone of you, if you dare to insult civilians as 'cockroaches'." Photo: InMedia.
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Police and student protesters are fighting over control of the No. 2 Bridge at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, in some of the most intense clashes since the protests began.
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The water cannon truck arrives at CUHK, firing coloured dye at student protesters. CUHK's student media reports that the police will retreat from the bridge - though police stormed the campus shortly after making a similar announcement in the afternoon. Photo: InMedia.
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There have been calls for civilians to send supplies to CUHK since Tuesday afternoon, and large numbers have arrived - forming a human chain - to send supplies to protesters on the frontline. Photo: InMedia.
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Tear gas is being fired at other locations across
#HongKong, including Tai Koo, Tai Po and Mong Kok, as the Chinese University of Hong Kong becomes a battleground.pic.twitter.com/Jvz2789rIQ
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Flaming barricades are set up at University MTR Station, by CUHK. The police issued a statement saying they wished to peacefully resolve the problem, and are preparing to retreat, calling on protesters to stop attacking, and not to damage railways. Photo: Telegram.
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Clashes at CUHK's No. 2 Bridge on Tuesday night have led to large numbers of injuries, who have been treated inside campus. Photo: HKFP / Kris Cheng.
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Protesters began occupying roads and attacking police vehicles around
#HongKong in an attempt to "surround Wei to save Zhao" - a Chinese proverb for distracting enemy forces away from their main target. In Mong Kok, an apparent disguised police vehicle is burnt. Photo: InMedia.pic.twitter.com/DNCB1lGFqT
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CUHK ex-vice chancellor Joseph Sung arrived at the scene and urged students to peacefully disperse, saying that current vice-chancellor Rocky Tuan has discussed with police who have agreed to move away from the bridge, if students do so as well. Photo: Telegram.pic.twitter.com/vgRajr6qhY
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“I hope there is no more conflict here,” said Joseph Sung, adding that three arrested students have been granted bail. A protester said police have proposed the same deal before and broke their promises: “How many times do we have to believe their lies?” Photo: InMedia.pic.twitter.com/RTu7fgXWAJ
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Kowloon Tong's Festival Walk mall has been vandalised again shortly at around 10:45pm. Photo: RTHK screenshot.
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Tear gas is being fired in neighbourhoods such as Tsuen Wan, after protesters called to escalate actions to distract riot police from their operations at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Photo: Telegram.
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At CUHK, protesters rest at Haddon Cave Sportsground as residents moved resources into the university in support of its defence. Photo: Eyepress screenshot.
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Protesters around
#HongKong shout "save CUHK, surround Wei to save Zhao" as they clash with police - in reference to one of ancient Chinese general Sun Tzu's 36 strategies to distract an enemy force from its main target. Photo: NowTV screenshot.pic.twitter.com/jwADZgNQhj
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Police are reportedly deploying in various locations across
#HongKong, with vehicles driving out of Prince Edward's Mong Kok Police Station. Photo: Telegram.pic.twitter.com/GV3ehpjHGf
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The university gym at the Chinese University of
#HongKong is turned into a temporary field hospital. Photo: Stand News.pic.twitter.com/mAnM6h4prB
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Vandalism is taking place across
#HongKong in an apparent attempt to divert police attention from the Chinese University. A store is lit on fire in Causeway Bay, while Festival Walk's ice-skating rink is vandalised. Photo: Stand News.pic.twitter.com/CdYgy1DgIN
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A constant barrage of tear gas and other projectiles are fired in Mong Kok and Tuen Mun on the night of the so-called "siege of the Chinese University of
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Tear gas is also fired in Sham Shui Po shortly after 11:30pm. Photo: Telegram.
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There are suggestions online that protests in Central -
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Videos are circulating of police special tactical unit members - "raptors" - apparently stopping and searching vehicles delivering protest supplies into the Chinese University of Hong Kong, making some arrests. Photo: Telegram.
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong's main sports ground has become a temporary camp for supplies, injuries and resting journalists and protesters. The No. 2 Bridge - the site of clashes over the day - has been calm for an hour.
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"The smoke and the intensity of the tear gas... you cannot deal with it, even with a mask," says HKFP's reporter on the scene at CUHK's No. 2 Bridge. HKFP Live: https://www.facebook.com/hongkongfp/videos/417137838956211/ …
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