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The crowd has grown quite a bit. They also chant their new modified slogan "Hongkongers, revenge" in the face of rougher approach by authorites. Meanwhile, the HK government earlier spoke of hope for reconciliation as the slogan turned from "keep up" to "revenge"...pic.twitter.com/5201yaZRXs
A man is kicked and bashed with umbrellas by protesters in Central after he is accused of pushing a womanpic.twitter.com/S26i5b8ZPh
He is left with a bleeding head. First aiders tend his injury by wrapping bandage around his head. A protester spill black paint on his back when he leavespic.twitter.com/IcERvDOht7
Traffic at Connaught Road in Central has also been blocked. Protesters have set up a defence line with umbrellas at Pedder Street near Connaught Roadpic.twitter.com/uAmXP78bER
The crowd in Central are yelling: "See you tomorrow." Some begin to leave the protest sit at Pedder Street
The crowd in Central has thinned significantly. About a little more than a hundred, mostly clad in black outfits, remain. They have placed bricks at Connaught Road, which is now blocked. They also hurl bricks down the opening of a bypass to obstruct trafficpic.twitter.com/KdKPzAmBd6
Police have arrived at Central to clear protesters. Pedder Street now cleared. A group have been detained with the hands held up. Police have asked me and a few journos to leave, not to stay there to observepic.twitter.com/OoYHey7Mal
Police Force earlier announced a new tag system to be introduced in phase for people to identify officers for purpose of complaints. Some do wear them. Some don't. Some wear it but cover the number with a lightning boltpic.twitter.com/GDJ5MpJjuJ
A standoff in Central between remaining protesters policepic.twitter.com/4tJEH63zIh
Rounds of tear gas are fired at Des Voeux Road in Central after police fail to disperse the crowd. The firing infuriates the crowd. "Triad," crowd chants.pic.twitter.com/TrHpMJW9dA
Police fire multiple rounds of tear gas in Central after a man in a shirt hurled a brick at them while they are treating via Pedder Streetpic.twitter.com/qZnUmEJX8G
Shortly after rounds of tear gas are fired in Central, a handful of protesters have returned to set up another road block with roadside plants at Pedder Streetpic.twitter.com/0GCtOnU9Fx
Police say 287 people, aged 12 to 82, were arrested on Monday. Among them, 190, or almost two-thirds, were students. Officers fired 255 rounds of tear gas, 204 rubber bullets, 45 beanbag rounds and 96 sponge grenades on Monday, the force says.https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/politics/article/3037264/tear-gas-fired-hong-kong-chaos-returns-streets-second#live-8017847 …
Chinese University's vice-chancellor Rocky Tuan has arrived at the campus which has been turned into a battlefield todaypic.twitter.com/QYY3o2c4m4
Officer in Sai Wan Ho shooting ‘justified’ in drawing gun, Li Kwai-wah, senior superintendent of the Organised Crime and Triad Bureau says. So is there still a need for an inquiry?https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/politics/article/3037264/tear-gas-fired-hong-kong-chaos-returns-streets-second#live-8017858 …
A water cannon truck is deployed in Mong Kok, firing at both sides of Nathan Road where a small group of masked protesters remainpic.twitter.com/8gSxOBsZ9Y
Protesters and passersby are suffering from the irritating effect from the water cannonpic.twitter.com/8QrmUNutpr
Police fire tear gas repeatedly at Nathan Road in Mong Kok and push a group of protesters all the way to Jordan. The water cannon truck is then deployed to disperse thempic.twitter.com/3TT9UXFhfh
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