Violent protests in Hong Kong: Tear gas shell fired, 36 arrested

Hong Kong, Ta. August 26, 2019, Monday

In Hong Kong, people have again taken to the streets and started protesting against the policies of China and local administration. Efforts are currently being made to intensify the protests that are currently underway in Hong Kong, which police have begun to suppress. Police arrested 36 of the protesters.

A large number of people have landed on the road in Hong Kong's Tissuen Wan district. Police first flagged the warning and urged people to disperse and to hold a protest.

Although the protesters were not ready to retreat, the police later released shells of tear gas, though opposition parties also threw stones at the police, throwing petrol bombs. Later, the police were battered and the shootings came to light.

There was a lot of controversy over the shootings, but later the police made it clear that the shootings were done only in the air so that people could be warned.

However, with no effect, we later had to leave the water cannon and tear gas shells. Police also claimed that one of the protesting gangs appeared to be gangsters, with the gang clashing with policemen on the road.

There was a lot of friction between the police and the protesters at several places when the protests became violent. Police have so far arrested 36 people. The Hong Kong administration has introduced bills that, if passed, will enforce laws that will further harm the people of Hong Kong.

Currently, Hong Kong's leader, Kerry Lam, has been chosen by the Chinese administration and his gestures are working, so people have taken to the streets to remove him.