Police officers block the road as anti-government protesters gather in Tin Shui Wai on September 14. Without a comprehensive plan to address housing, the government may be at a loss over how to end the protests. Photo: ReutersPolice officers block the road as anti-government protesters gather in Tin Shui Wai on September 14. Without a comprehensive plan to address housing, the government may be at a loss over how to end the protests. Photo: Reuters
Police officers block the road as anti-government protesters gather in Tin Shui Wai on September 14. Without a comprehensive plan to address housing, the government may be at a loss over how to end the protests. Photo: Reuters
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Letters | Hong Kong’s youth need a radical solution to their housing woes if the protests are to stop

Topic |   Hong Kong housing
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Updated: 6:10am, 17 Sep, 2019

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Police officers block the road as anti-government protesters gather in Tin Shui Wai on September 14. Without a comprehensive plan to address housing, the government may be at a loss over how to end the protests. Photo: ReutersPolice officers block the road as anti-government protesters gather in Tin Shui Wai on September 14. Without a comprehensive plan to address housing, the government may be at a loss over how to end the protests. Photo: Reuters
Police officers block the road as anti-government protesters gather in Tin Shui Wai on September 14. Without a comprehensive plan to address housing, the government may be at a loss over how to end the protests. Photo: Reuters
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