DeutschNewstral
Article
South China Morning Post on 2019-08-23 05:06
Hong Kong MTR station partially closed after protesters damage facilities in late-night gathering
Related news
- Hong Kong MTR Corporation confirms plain-clothes police conducted checks inside closed Sheung Shui station after rumours officers dressed as protesters to damage facilitiesSouth China Morning Post
- MTR officials hope to resume normal train services from Monday if no further damage is done to stations, facilitiesSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation pays heavy price for protesters’ wrath with damage estimate at HK$50 millionSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong protesters back out on streets as MTR Corporation again closes stationsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s MTR closes more than half of its stations to prevent damage to facilities and reduce risks to human livesSouth China Morning Post
- At least 10 injured by rod-wielding mob dressed in white rampages through Yuen Long MTR station, beating screaming protestersSouth China Morning Post
- Frontline MTR staff bear the brunt as Hong Kong’s anti-government protesters target railway network to vent anger against administrationSouth China Morning Post
- MPolice and protesters clash at Hong Kong MTR Stationmiamiherald.com
- Police defend operations at Hong Kong MTR stations where tear gas and pepper balls were used against protesters, despite condemnation by residents and rail unionsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong police act early after protesters threaten mass disruption to MTR during morning rush hourSouth China Morning Post
- Sha Tin MTR closes as Hong Kong protesters vandalise mall, desecrate flagSouth China Morning Post
- MTR Corporation workers’ unions appeal to Hong Kong government for extra police protection from protestersSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s MTR pays the price for aiding and abetting protestersSouth China Morning Post
- Chinese University to spend HK$70 million to fix campus facilities and repair its buses damaged during vandalism by radical protesters in November 2019South China Morning Post
- Severely vandalised Mong Kok and Kwun Tong stations among seven still closed as Hong Kong MTR struggles to repair damageSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s scandal-plagued Sha Tin to Central rail link set to partially open in three months as MTR Corporation resumes signalling testsSouth China Morning Post
- Extradition bill protesters cause rush hour chaos in Hong Kong as they block main MTR rail line in citySouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong district council chairman needs police escort after extradition bill protesters chase him to MTR stationSouth China Morning Post
- Protesters disrupt Hong Kong’s MTR train services with non-cooperation campaign in new front against controversial extradition billSouth China Morning Post