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Police Charge in Peaceful Memorials Held for Deceased Protesters
In remembrance of 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam who was found dead in the waters 6 months ago, citizens held memorials at Tsuen Kwan O and Kwun Tong.
In #KwunTong, the memorial was held at Kwun Tong Promenade. The video shows that police are conducting stop and search on many civilains gathered at the scene.
Citizens presented white flowers and showcased light boxes, that read "injustice undone".
At the intersection of Sheung Tak, police force has been significantly increased and riot police was sighted at Sheung Tak car park, where another young protester Alex Chow had fallen from height last November.
Sources: Apple Daily; Students Media
Video: First Hand #neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest
Police Charge in Peaceful Memorials Held for Deceased Protesters
In remembrance of 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam who was found dead in the waters 6 months ago, citizens held memorials at Tsuen Kwan O and Kwun Tong.
In #KwunTong, the memorial was held at Kwun Tong Promenade. The video shows that police are conducting stop and search on many civilains gathered at the scene.
Citizens presented white flowers and showcased light boxes, that read "injustice undone".
At the intersection of Sheung Tak, police force has been significantly increased and riot police was sighted at Sheung Tak car park, where another young protester Alex Chow had fallen from height last November.
Sources: Apple Daily; Students Media
Video: First Hand #neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest
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Hong Kong Police Do Not Even Allow Citizens to Mourn
20:18 | Kwun Tong
The Hong Kong police cannot even allow a memorial to take place. More than five police car and over 50 officers were deployed to intimate the citizens that were present at the memorial.
Officers were holding pepper spray and pepper ball projectiles while moving towards the citizens.
Hong Kong Police Do Not Even Allow Citizens to Mourn
20:18 | Kwun Tong
The Hong Kong police cannot even allow a memorial to take place. More than five police car and over 50 officers were deployed to intimate the citizens that were present at the memorial.
Officers were holding pepper spray and pepper ball projectiles while moving towards the citizens.
#FirstHand #Mar22
Civilians flock to mourn victims of police brutality
20:12 | Tseung Kwan O
Memorial services were held on March 22 in remembrance of deceased protester Chan Yin-lam. The venue was decorated with posters and light boxes and some civilians helped passing out white candles to participants.
Citizens also brought flowers to mourn the deceased.
#neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #Death
Civilians flock to mourn victims of police brutality
20:12 | Tseung Kwan O
Memorial services were held on March 22 in remembrance of deceased protester Chan Yin-lam. The venue was decorated with posters and light boxes and some civilians helped passing out white candles to participants.
Citizens also brought flowers to mourn the deceased.
#neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #Death
#FirstHand #Mar22 #PoliceState
Police Interrupt Memorial to Stop and Search Peaceful Civilians and Take Photographer Away
20:20 | Kwun Tong
A reinforcement of over 50 police officers was sent to Kwun Tong Promenade.
Police accused a press photographer of bumping into the police. The photographer was taken onto the police car.
Police Interrupt Memorial to Stop and Search Peaceful Civilians and Take Photographer Away
20:20 | Kwun Tong
A reinforcement of over 50 police officers was sent to Kwun Tong Promenade.
Police accused a press photographer of bumping into the police. The photographer was taken onto the police car.
#FirstHand #Mar22
2026 | Tseung Kwan O
Compared to Kwun Tong, the scene at Tseung Kwan O was relatively calm. Citizens were mourning the deaths of 15-year-old Chan Yin-Lam and 22-year-old Chow Tsz-lok.
#Mourning
2026 | Tseung Kwan O
Compared to Kwun Tong, the scene at Tseung Kwan O was relatively calm. Citizens were mourning the deaths of 15-year-old Chan Yin-Lam and 22-year-old Chow Tsz-lok.
#Mourning
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Police Temporarily Step Back After Tension Built Up in Promenade Park
After arresting a press photographer, the police in high spirit retreated from the park, and returned to their cars. However, many police cars were still sighted driving nearby.
#neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality
Police Temporarily Step Back After Tension Built Up in Promenade Park
After arresting a press photographer, the police in high spirit retreated from the park, and returned to their cars. However, many police cars were still sighted driving nearby.
#neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality
#FirstHand #Mar22
Messages to Deceased Protesters: We Dare Not Forget You, We Dare Not Giving Up
20:48 | Kwun Tong
Civilians wrote messages in remembrance of deceased protesters and victms of state violence, and to encourage each other in their fight for democracy.
These words shout and cry for protestors in Hong Kong. Chan Yin-Lam will truly rest in peace only when police are held accountable for what they've done. Hong Kongers should never forget and never forgive. We must stay strong and fearless in the face of totalitarianism!
一句句無聲的說話，就像帶著哭泣聲般沉重，若然警方的暴行未能受到制裁，相信陳同學也定不能安息，我們永遠不會原諒他們所犯下的種種人道罪行，香港人一定會堅強地、永不退縮地對抗暴政！
#Mourning #ProtestersVoice
Graffiti at Sheung Tak Carpark Reminds Hongkongers to Stand Up Against Injustice and State Violence
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18878
Messages to Deceased Protesters: We Dare Not Forget You, We Dare Not Giving Up
20:48 | Kwun Tong
Civilians wrote messages in remembrance of deceased protesters and victms of state violence, and to encourage each other in their fight for democracy.
These words shout and cry for protestors in Hong Kong. Chan Yin-Lam will truly rest in peace only when police are held accountable for what they've done. Hong Kongers should never forget and never forgive. We must stay strong and fearless in the face of totalitarianism!
一句句無聲的說話，就像帶著哭泣聲般沉重，若然警方的暴行未能受到制裁，相信陳同學也定不能安息，我們永遠不會原諒他們所犯下的種種人道罪行，香港人一定會堅強地、永不退縮地對抗暴政！
#Mourning #ProtestersVoice
Graffiti at Sheung Tak Carpark Reminds Hongkongers to Stand Up Against Injustice and State Violence
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18878
#FirstHand #Mar22
Graffiti at Sheung Tak Carpark Reminds Hongkongers to Stand Up Against Injustice and State Violence
21:03 | Tseung Kwan O
Police are guarding at every level of Sheung Tak Carpark, where 22-year-old Chow Tsz-lok fell from height for reasons unknown during police operation in the area last November. Chow passed away after hospitalization. The carpark has since then become a site for memorials to take place.
March 22 marks 6 months after the death of 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam who used to study in a school in the same district. The cause of Chan's death remains unknown. Having participated in the pro-democracy movement, her body, naked, were discovered in the waters last October. Police said there was nothing suspicious.
#Death #Mourning #PoliceState #ProtestersVoice
Graffiti at Sheung Tak Carpark Reminds Hongkongers to Stand Up Against Injustice and State Violence
21:03 | Tseung Kwan O
Police are guarding at every level of Sheung Tak Carpark, where 22-year-old Chow Tsz-lok fell from height for reasons unknown during police operation in the area last November. Chow passed away after hospitalization. The carpark has since then become a site for memorials to take place.
March 22 marks 6 months after the death of 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam who used to study in a school in the same district. The cause of Chan's death remains unknown. Having participated in the pro-democracy movement, her body, naked, were discovered in the waters last October. Police said there was nothing suspicious.
#Death #Mourning #PoliceState #ProtestersVoice
#FirstHand #ChanYinLam #Remembrance
Citizens Gathered in remembrance of Chan Yin-lam and Vowed to Continue Fighting for Freedom
20:43 | Kwun Tong
It has been beyond anyone's understanding that a peaceful memorial service could attract such a large number of police, forcing into the gathering and provoking civilians on site.
Accompanying hymn and solemn prayers were yelling and clamoring from the police. Who keeps us away from forgetting, and who teaches us not to forget?
Civilians on the scene vowed to carry on fighting for democracy for Chan Yin-lam and all other deceased protesters.
#Mar22 #NeverForgetNeverForgive #HongKongProtest #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality
Messages to Deceased Protesters: We Dare Not Forget You, We Dare Not Giving Up
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18873
Citizens Gathered in remembrance of Chan Yin-lam and Vowed to Continue Fighting for Freedom
20:43 | Kwun Tong
It has been beyond anyone's understanding that a peaceful memorial service could attract such a large number of police, forcing into the gathering and provoking civilians on site.
Accompanying hymn and solemn prayers were yelling and clamoring from the police. Who keeps us away from forgetting, and who teaches us not to forget?
Civilians on the scene vowed to carry on fighting for democracy for Chan Yin-lam and all other deceased protesters.
#Mar22 #NeverForgetNeverForgive #HongKongProtest #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality
Messages to Deceased Protesters: We Dare Not Forget You, We Dare Not Giving Up
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18873
#DailyUpdate #Mar22 #COVID19
COVID-19 Updates (22/3)
At the time of writing, 318,378 cases of the coronavirus have been reported worldwide with 13,671 deaths.
The coronavirus is now affecting 188 countries and territories.
China only recorded only 46 new cases of the virus and 6 deaths, all cases are imported as the authorities claimed.
China, Italy, Spain and USA are now the four most affected countries. With a respective 81,054, 53,575, 28,572, 26,909 cases confirmed.
China is testing vaccines on 108 volunteers, some of them showed symptoms including high body temperature and muscle pain.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced the extension of state of emergency for 15 days.
In Hong Kong, 44 new cases have been reported, 29 of them have outbound travel records, and some of them have been to Lan Kwai Fong for gatherings. 41 personals have violated the home quarantine orders, the police forces managed to arrest 5 of them, 36 are wanted.
Starting from Tuesday, Taiwan bans all tourists from transferring through the country, after some Chinese nationals travel between China and USA through Taiwan.
Starting from Monday, Singapore bans all tourists from entering the country, no matter entrant or transfer.
Japan raised the travel alarm to USA to level 2, implore nationals avoid unnecessary trips to the country.
South Korea requires all incoming travellers from Europe to be inspected, and quarantined even results show negative to the coronavirus.
First case found in Angola, Zimbabwe, PapuaNewGuinea and Madagascar.
After an advisor of American Vice President Mike Pence was tested positive, Mike Pence and his wife were tested negative for the virus.
42 countries in Africa has reported cases, the total is currently over 1000. Multiple African countries start closing borders.
Marouane Fellaini, an ex-player from Manchester United, now playing in Shandong Luneng Taishan F.C. was reported contracted the virus according to Chinese media.
Starting from Monday, all flights destined at Beijing are required to undergo medical inspection at designated cities.
Retired Italian football player Paolo Maldini and his son, along with Paulo Dybala, a player playing for Juventus have contracted the virus.
Lorenzo Sanz, the ex-director of Real Madrid, died from the Chinese coronavirus.
Italy announced stopping of all business operation other than necessities for 15 days.
In USA, State of New Jersey issued stay-at-home order. One-fourth of the American population is required to stay at home to tackle the pandemic.
American President Donald Trump expressed willingness to assist North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
Sources suggested that American Intelligence had warned President Donald Trump about the coronavirus months ago, however Trump didn’t pay too much attention due to trusting Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
In Australia, New South Wales is closing all unnecessary services and facilities; Victoria is suspending classes starting from Tuesday.
Malaysia dispatched National Defence Forces to assist the police force enforcing the grounding orders.
Source: Now News, World Meter, Reuters, CNN
COVID-19 Updates (22/3)
At the time of writing, 318,378 cases of the coronavirus have been reported worldwide with 13,671 deaths.
The coronavirus is now affecting 188 countries and territories.
China only recorded only 46 new cases of the virus and 6 deaths, all cases are imported as the authorities claimed.
China, Italy, Spain and USA are now the four most affected countries. With a respective 81,054, 53,575, 28,572, 26,909 cases confirmed.
China is testing vaccines on 108 volunteers, some of them showed symptoms including high body temperature and muscle pain.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced the extension of state of emergency for 15 days.
In Hong Kong, 44 new cases have been reported, 29 of them have outbound travel records, and some of them have been to Lan Kwai Fong for gatherings. 41 personals have violated the home quarantine orders, the police forces managed to arrest 5 of them, 36 are wanted.
Starting from Tuesday, Taiwan bans all tourists from transferring through the country, after some Chinese nationals travel between China and USA through Taiwan.
Starting from Monday, Singapore bans all tourists from entering the country, no matter entrant or transfer.
Japan raised the travel alarm to USA to level 2, implore nationals avoid unnecessary trips to the country.
South Korea requires all incoming travellers from Europe to be inspected, and quarantined even results show negative to the coronavirus.
First case found in Angola, Zimbabwe, PapuaNewGuinea and Madagascar.
After an advisor of American Vice President Mike Pence was tested positive, Mike Pence and his wife were tested negative for the virus.
42 countries in Africa has reported cases, the total is currently over 1000. Multiple African countries start closing borders.
Marouane Fellaini, an ex-player from Manchester United, now playing in Shandong Luneng Taishan F.C. was reported contracted the virus according to Chinese media.
Starting from Monday, all flights destined at Beijing are required to undergo medical inspection at designated cities.
Retired Italian football player Paolo Maldini and his son, along with Paulo Dybala, a player playing for Juventus have contracted the virus.
Lorenzo Sanz, the ex-director of Real Madrid, died from the Chinese coronavirus.
Italy announced stopping of all business operation other than necessities for 15 days.
In USA, State of New Jersey issued stay-at-home order. One-fourth of the American population is required to stay at home to tackle the pandemic.
American President Donald Trump expressed willingness to assist North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
Sources suggested that American Intelligence had warned President Donald Trump about the coronavirus months ago, however Trump didn’t pay too much attention due to trusting Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
In Australia, New South Wales is closing all unnecessary services and facilities; Victoria is suspending classes starting from Tuesday.
Malaysia dispatched National Defence Forces to assist the police force enforcing the grounding orders.
Source: Now News, World Meter, Reuters, CNN