In Jordan, riot police fire a tear gas canister into a resident’s flat, causing flames. The resident was not home, but returned in tears.
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A section of PolyU's Anita Chan Lai-ling Building is ablaze at 4:30pm Monday.
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Jordan's Kowloon Union Church has become a first aid station to help the injured pouring in from other streets.
Reverend Maggie Mathieson told HKFP the church is trying to help those in need irrespective of political opinions.
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In their daily press conference, a police spokesperson said the force is willing to allow ambulances into PolyU to transport the injured to hospital for treatment, before conducting further investigation on them.
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PolyU management said they met with police at 2:45pm. They requested the police to take care of people's safety, allow a medical team to enter the campus, treat arrestees humanely, and allow management to accompany arrested students and staff to police stations. Photo: PolyU.pic.twitter.com/xTRqnoJf3V
Police said they arrested 154 people between Friday and Sunday. The force does not yet have a figure for the amount of tear gas or other projectiles fired on Sunday.
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Riot police charge into Nathan Road from the south and make several arrests of those counter-surrounding the siege of PolyU.
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In their press conference, the police advised everyone in PolyU to lay down their weapons and surrender orderly, confirming that everyone would be arrested for suspected rioting.
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Rubber bullets are fired from above Gascoigne Bridge on Nathan Road to protesters below.
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Parents and friends of people stuck in PolyU have been allowed by police to sit at Tsim Sha Tsui east awaiting further news.
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At 6pm Monday, police ran into Tsim Sha Tsui’s Urban Council Park — where protesters off work are set to gather — and made several arrests.
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Protesters kicked away bricks on Nathan Road - occupied from the stretch in Mong Kok to Tsim Sha Tsui - to leave a lane open for transport.
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According to education sector legislator Ip Kin-yuen, the principals of dozens of secondary schools are heading to the outskirts of PolyU to show support for their trapped students.
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A video circulating online shows the extent of the human chain on Nathan Road on Monday afternoon, to pass supplies to frontliners looking to break through the police cordon and lift the siege of PolyU.
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Thousands have arrived at the Urban Council Park on Monday evening.
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Earlier, protesters on Nathan Road retook the Gascoigne Road junction, in spite of police firing tear gas and projectiles.
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