Hong Kong protests leave MTR beaten, bruised and bleeding
It was just after midnight on December 12, and tired railway workers at Ngau Tau Kok MTR station in east Kowloon were preparing to go home at the end of a long day.
Hong Kong’s rail network had enjoyed weeks of relative calm, after months of violence and vandalism as anti-government protests spilled into metro stations.
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peterkwok 28/12/2019
really ppl of Hkg got nothing better to do everything they ANTI govt / mtr / police what are they really want ? 😂
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