Student protesters at PolyU practise throwing petrol bombs into an empty swimming pool. Photo: Winson Wong Student protesters at PolyU practise throwing petrol bombs into an empty swimming pool. Photo: Winson Wong
Student protesters at PolyU practise throwing petrol bombs into an empty swimming pool. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong /  Politics

Are Hong Kong’s universities becoming ‘weapons factories’ as claimed by police?

  • Protesters say they have to defend themselves in wake of intense clash at CUHK on Tuesday
  • Tutorials held to teach participants how to make petrol bombs, with supplies brought in by supporters and other protesters

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
Kathleen MagramoChan Ho-himAlvin Lum
Kathleen Magramo , Chan Ho-him  and Alvin Lum

Updated: 1:43am, 16 Nov, 2019

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Student protesters at PolyU practise throwing petrol bombs into an empty swimming pool. Photo: Winson Wong Student protesters at PolyU practise throwing petrol bombs into an empty swimming pool. Photo: Winson Wong
Student protesters at PolyU practise throwing petrol bombs into an empty swimming pool. Photo: Winson Wong
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