HK Kisiao Protestor Now Sio Kim Zhua and Sio Paper Dolls of Carrie Lam. Lol :D

[AhMeng]

In Pictures: Hong Kong police arrest 5 in Wong Tai Sin during paper-burning protest
10 August 2019 18:37
Holmes Chan
3 min read

Hong Kong protesters held paper-burning protests in Wong Tai Sin and Sha Tin on Friday, which resulted in police arresting five people for unlawful assembly.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

Protesters gathered on the roadside in Wong Tai Sin at around 8pm, and burnt offerings and joss paper – some bearing the image of Chief Executive Carrie Lam and police commissioner Stephen Lo. A picture of pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho’s face was also attached to a paper dummy.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

Dozens were seen at the Wong Tai Sin Square, outside the neighbourhood bus terminal, as well as the intersection of Tung Tau Tsuen Road and Shatin Pass Road.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

Organisers of the protest – which imitated traditional Chinese rituals – said they wanted to “pray for blessings and ward off evils.” Under Hong Kong law, religious gatherings do not require prior approval from the police.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

After 9pm, some protesters moved to the nearby Wong Tai Sin Disciplined Services Quarters and burnt offerings at the road outside. Officers appeared on the scene with police dogs.

Objects were also thrown from above and landed near protesters.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

The Disciplined Services Quarters had been the site of multiple violent clashes over the past week, with police firing tear gas nearby last Sunday and Monday.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

Police and protesters were locked in a standoff, until police in riot gear emerged after 11pm.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

Police began clearance operations at around midnight, as some officers in riot gear ran into the crowd of protesters and made arrests. Some people at the scene reported being hurt by police batons.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

Five men were arrested for unlawful assembly, with one 17-year-old man arrested for failing to produce identification documents.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

All remaining protesters dispersed shortly before 1am.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

The grassroots residential neighbourhood of Wong Tai Sin has become a protest flashpoint in August, with the Disciplined Services Quarter being singled out as a target for protesters.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

On the August 5 general strike, protesters occupied Lung Cheung Road – the main thoroughfare in the area – and kicked off hours of clashes that saw police regularly fire tear gas.

 

[laksaboy]

 

[zhihau]

got 打小人or not?

 

[AhMeng]

Soon sure got Oppie in Sinkieland burn Paoer Dolls of PAP politicians too...Lol

 

[laksaboy]

got 打小人or not?

Go to Cheng Yan Court level 2, got 打小人 services. Another fine Cantonese tradition which needs to be passed on to the younger generation.

 

[AhMeng]

Go to Cheng Yan Court level 2, got 打小人 services. Another fine Cantonese tradition which needs to be passed on to the younger generation.

Can go there beat @ginfreely

 

[rushifa666]

The paper doll represents carrie lam best. If shes useless cccp will just put her in the fire.

 

[mojito]

got 打小人or not?

Beat with slipper first. Heehee!

 

[Ralders]

Don't know what is the outcome of this?

1. Prc army in.
2. China give in
3. Protesters give up

 

[Ralders]

Hongkongers stands United together.
Which itself is a powerful tool.

 

[Rogue Trader]

Don't know what is the outcome of this?

1. Prc army in.
2. China give in
3. Protesters give up

No leaders to arrest so the entire mob has to be put down by force

 

[whoami]

Soon sure got Oppie in Sinkieland burn Paoer Dolls of PAP politicians too...Lol

Today is Raya Haji. If u see cow or goat fly do let me know.

 

[zhihau]

HK belongs to China at the end of the day. Futile attempt on the agent provocateurs’ part to break HK away from China.

 

[Ralders]

HK belongs to China at the end of the day. Futile attempt on the agent provocateurs’ part to break HK away from China.

Coming months and years u will hongkies in tons.

 

[zhihau]

Coming months and years u will hongkies in tons.

we have experienced the first wave of Hongkies in the early 90s, it’s just another wave.

 

[Ralders]

we have experienced the first wave of Hongkies in the early 90s, it’s just another wave.

This Will be a bigger wave especially for the rich.

 

[zhihau]

This Will be a bigger wave especially for the rich.

Altogether now!!! HUAT AH!!!

 

[Ralders]

No leaders to arrest so the entire mob has to be put down by force

I m thinking how will it end?
Protesters bringing it to a higher level.
But it will come a period when everyone is tired of it.

 

[Rogue Trader]

I m thinking how will it end?
Protesters bringing it to a higher level.
But it will come a period when everyone is tired of it.

Does anyone know what the protestors are demanding? The extradition bill is already shelved yet the protests are getting more frequent and disruptive.

The HK youth are asking for independence like the east Berlin demonstrations in 1989 which led to the end of Soviet socialism. But the difference is US isn't rallying behind the Hongkies like back 89. So expect hongkie blood to be spilled

 

[AhMeng]

Does anyone know what the protestors are demanding? The extradition bill is already shelved yet the protests are getting more frequent and disruptive.

The HK youth are asking for independence like the east Berlin demonstrations in 1989 which led to the end of Soviet socialism. But the difference is US isn't rallying behind the Hongkies like back 89. So expect hongkie blood to be spilled

When the uni holidays are over, everything will be ok