Hong Kong fired at protests Citizens rebounded in tears in financial district

Hong Kong fired at protests Citizens' rebellion violently tears in the financial district November 11 17:43

In Hong Kong on the 11th, police officers fired at the youth who participated in the protests, and one person became heavy, and the public reaction to the police became even more intense. In Hong Kong Island's financial district, there is a lot of confusion, such as the police shooting a tear bomb and a noisy neighborhood around office workers who gathered to protest against the police.

According to the Hong Kong police, a police officer fired at a young man who was participating in a protest in the residential area on the east side of Hong Kong Island on the 11th morning, a 21-year-old man was injured and treated at the hospital, but it is heavy about it.

In response to this, in the afternoon, protests were called for in the financial district in the center of Hong Kong Island to protest against the police, and hundreds of office workers working in the surrounding financial district, such as lunch breaks, said, `` The police are murderers "It was overflowing on the streets."

On the other hand, the police fired tear tears over and over, causing white smoke to fill the streets, and office workers in suits running and evacuating.

In addition, in Hong Kong on the 11th, there were clashes between citizens blocking roads in response to SNS calls and police trying to crack down on them, according to the Hong Kong government. 49 people, including men and women, were injured and received medical attention.

In Hong Kong, after a series of protests started last week, after the first death, a wide range of citizens, as well as the youths who are at the center of the protests, have become more and more opposed to the police. It is.

Citizens complain to the police

Central on Hong Kong Island, where the police fired tears, was the center of Asia's leading financial center. At that time, many citizens went out to eat lunch, and there were complaints about the police.

Among them, a woman working at a nearby company felt strong resentment against the police, "The police are shooting a person who does not have weapons at close range. No more can be accepted. This is not Hong Kong." It was.

In addition, a man who came out of the company to buy a lunch box said, “Why I need to shoot a teardrop when I am just walking at lunch time. The police lost control and thought they could do anything. I wonder if they are. "