A notice posted at Times Square in Causeway Bay tells customers that unless a crime is being committed, police are asked not to enter the shopping centre. Photo: Winson Wong

Hong Kong protesters call off Harbour City disruption after shopping centre’s owners ban police unless crime is being committed

Wharf Reic owns shopping centres in Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay and Diamond Hill
Protesters had threatened to stage ‘Summer Happy Hour’ demonstration at its Harbour City mall on Thursday night

Topic | Hong Kong protests

Kanis Leung , Elizabeth Cheung , Lam Ka-sing

Published: 8:31pm, 8 Aug, 2019

Updated: 11:44pm, 8 Aug, 2019

A notice posted at Times Square in Causeway Bay tells customers that unless a crime is being committed, police are asked not to enter the shopping centre. Photo: Winson Wong

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Kanis Leung

Kanis is a reporter for the City desk. She joined the Post in 2018.

Elizabeth Cheung

Elizabeth Cheung has been a health reporter for the Post's Hong Kong desk since 2014. She covers general medical news, breakthrough medical treatments and research, government policy and hospital blunders. Elizabeth has a master's in development studies.

Lam Ka-sing

Lam Ka-sing is a business reporter who covers property affairs and results. He joined the Post in 2017 and has a degree in international journalism from Hong Kong Baptist University.