Extradition bill protesters occupy Lung Cheung Road in Wong Tai Sin, during a citywide strike on Monday. Photo: Edward Wong
More chaos looms for weekend in Hong Kong despite police bans on four protests and Carrie Lam’s call for end to unrest
- Police refuse letter of no objection for marches in Wong Tai Sin, Tai Po, Sham Shui Po and the east of Hong Kong Island over fears of violence
- Chief executive warns that damage to economy caused by protests will be greater than during 2003 Sars outbreak
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Hong Kong protests
Extradition bill protesters occupy Lung Cheung Road in Wong Tai Sin, during a citywide strike on Monday. Photo: Edward Wong
Lam spoke after a meeting with her finance and commerce ministers, and assorted business leaders. Photo: May Tse
Protest crisis worsening economic slump, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says
- Chief executive compares recent malaise to downturn caused by Sars outbreak of 2003
- She has also recalled her cabinet early from its summer recess
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Hong Kong protests
Lam spoke after a meeting with her finance and commerce ministers, and assorted business leaders. Photo: May Tse