Police officers carry out an ID check on a boy outside Prince Edward MTR station on August 31, as anti-government protesters gathered to mark the first anniversary of the “831” incident. Photo: Winson Wong
Police officers carry out an ID check on a boy outside Prince Edward MTR station on August 31, as anti-government protesters gathered to mark the first anniversary of the “831” incident. Photo: Winson Wong
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Updated: 6:45am, 9 Nov, 2020

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Police officers carry out an ID check on a boy outside Prince Edward MTR station on August 31, as anti-government protesters gathered to mark the first anniversary of the “831” incident. Photo: Winson Wong
Police officers carry out an ID check on a boy outside Prince Edward MTR station on August 31, as anti-government protesters gathered to mark the first anniversary of the “831” incident. Photo: Winson Wong
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