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Protesters surrender to police outside the Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Friday. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong protests: police chief says no deadline for resolving Polytechnic University crisis
- In first public comments on PolyU stand-off, new police commissioner sets out exemptions for immediate arrest, calls for peaceful conclusion
- At least eight believed to have left campus overnight following pleas from ‘first aiders’ but others refuse to go, fearing police trap
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Protesters surrender to police outside the Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Friday. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Protesters gather in Yoho Mall to mark four months since an attack at the nearby Yuen Long MTR station. Photo: K.Y. Cheng
Hong Kong protests: second day of calm in city as low-key peaceful protests mark four months since Yuen Long MTR attack and call for an end to PolyU siege
- Campus stand-off in Hung Hom takes step closer to ending as more than 20 protesters leave on Thursday, with just dozens of diehards still holed up
- About 300 gather in Central at lunchtime to support those still trapped in PolyU, while several hundred join sit-in at Yoho mall in evening
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Protesters gather in Yoho Mall to mark four months since an attack at the nearby Yuen Long MTR station. Photo: K.Y. Cheng
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