Today people are gathering Hong Kong’s usually bustling shopping district Tsim Sha Tsui to protest and march to West Kowloon high speed train terminal.The police did not approve this rally.pic.twitter.com/E1eef3OzyS
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As clashes escalated some shoppers and tourists lugging suitcases on Nathan Road are caught in the crossfire. Lots of sneezing and coughing from the tear gas and blue substance that the police dispersed from water cannonspic.twitter.com/m5VrHjtXhW
Crowd of people have gathered to try to wash the blue dye off of entrance to the mosque on Nathan Road.pic.twitter.com/YxOAisSKV1
Protesters pulled down a temporary barrier protecting a Bank of China branch near Nathan Road. They spray painted the message “boycott CCP” and “Red capital in HK,” in red graffiti and smashed a glass door, bricking up part of the entrance.pic.twitter.com/0LazTgiD1U
The unrest in Hong Kong has also pitted protesters against international brands that have appeared to sympathize with the Chinese Communist Party. Protesters spray painted this message to the NBA and Blizzard, two American companies caught in the spotlightpic.twitter.com/qG63itg7qt
I’ve never seen such a fuss over a pigeon as the scene I came across earlier today when a crowd tried to console one that appeared got caught in the crossfire when the police fired blue liquid from cannonspic.twitter.com/cZkXyLt8kT
The Civil Human Rights Front, the group that applied to host the event Sunday, backed out when the protest was not approved. But one of its founders said an estimated 350,000 people still showed uphttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/20/world/asia/hong-kong-protests.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share …
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