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In Shatin, some protesters threw objects at police and lit barricades on fire, while police have shot projectiles in return.
In full: http://bit.ly/extraditionhk . Photo: Stand News. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELABpic.twitter.com/Qso10Um1uL
In a series of statements, the #HongKong government and police told Shatin residents to shut their windows in preparation for tear gas.
In full: http://bit.ly/extraditionhk . #hongkongprotests #antielabpic.twitter.com/4r6bOIihUk
Police fired multiple canisters of tear gas on the streets of Shatin early Sunday evening, as protesters retreat to Shatin Town Hall.
In full: http://bit.ly/extraditionhk . Photo: Apple Daily / NowTV screenshot. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELABpic.twitter.com/mb51xEaKFW
The MTR has also closed Kowloon and Tsing Yi stations on the Tung Chung line. In Kowloon, protesters gathered at the Elements mall and vandalised some of the rail operator's facilities.
In full: http://bit.ly/extraditionhk . Photo: @mtrupdate. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELABpic.twitter.com/vI6kwUB8Xx
Riot police also arrived at Kwai Fong MTR Station shortly after people decided to protest there.
In full: http://bit.ly/extraditionhk . Photo: NowTV screenshot. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELABpic.twitter.com/QdpgKCGaOO
No tolerance from both sides
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