Yesterday, a 50-member PolyU group made up of management, security guards, councillors and Red Cross doctors entered the campus in search of anyone who might still be hiding there. Photo: K. Y. Cheng Yesterday, a 50-member PolyU group made up of management, security guards, councillors and Red Cross doctors entered the campus in search of anyone who might still be hiding there. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Yesterday, a 50-member PolyU group made up of management, security guards, councillors and Red Cross doctors entered the campus in search of anyone who might still be hiding there. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
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Polytechnic University siege must be resolved peacefully

  • Assurance by city’s leader that police will be called upon only if PolyU team fails to convince those still on campus to leave is to be welcomed

SCMP Editorial
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Updated: 11:04pm, 26 Nov, 2019

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Yesterday, a 50-member PolyU group made up of management, security guards, councillors and Red Cross doctors entered the campus in search of anyone who might still be hiding there. Photo: K. Y. Cheng Yesterday, a 50-member PolyU group made up of management, security guards, councillors and Red Cross doctors entered the campus in search of anyone who might still be hiding there. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Yesterday, a 50-member PolyU group made up of management, security guards, councillors and Red Cross doctors entered the campus in search of anyone who might still be hiding there. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
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