Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visits Central MTR station a day after anti-government protesters vandalised it. Photo: RTHKHong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visits Central MTR station a day after anti-government protesters vandalised it. Photo: RTHK
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visits Central MTR station a day after anti-government protesters vandalised it. Photo: RTHK
Hong Kong /  Politics

Hong Kong’s railway staff union warns some MTR stations cannot survive further vandalism by anti-government protesters

  • Carrie Lam toured Central station, accompanied by transport chief Frank Chan and top MTR Corp officials
  • Station was among four forced to close following disruptions during Sunday protests

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
Denise TsangChris Lau
Denise Tsang and Chris Lau

Updated: 5:01am, 10 Sep, 2019

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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visits Central MTR station a day after anti-government protesters vandalised it. Photo: RTHKHong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visits Central MTR station a day after anti-government protesters vandalised it. Photo: RTHK
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visits Central MTR station a day after anti-government protesters vandalised it. Photo: RTHK
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