Evacuation of non Hong Kong students 1/3: More Scuffles to be Expected in the City?
There is reliable intelligence that Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) students from China have received notifications earlier that they needed to leave Hong Kong and evacuate to Shenzhen for a few days before 4pm today (Nov 14).
The screenshot in the thread shows the message written in simplified Chinese they received:
3:30PM @All
"If you want to leave, don't bring any luggage. Bring some important carry-on.
Don't gather in groups. Just 3 to 5 people. Can go from either hall 11 or the footbridge, all the way through ac1 downward. Rendezvous at Heung To Middle School.
Take a ride to Shenzhen.
The Liaison Office's idea is to evacuate all those who can leave. Everyone watches out for safety.
Those who want to go with the Liaison Office, sign up with me through private messages. Upon receving the message, the quota will reduce by one. The kids who have already left will also be reduced. I need to make sure every kid gets it. The moms who go back will also send private messages to ask your situation.
Everyone, don't panic. Keep calm. The country will ensure our safety."
#Evacuation #HongKongMassacre #Nov12
Source: Studio Incendo
https://www.facebook.com/1474101479504603/posts/2438846629696745?d=n&sfns=mo
There is reliable intelligence that Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) students from China have received notifications earlier that they needed to leave Hong Kong and evacuate to Shenzhen for a few days before 4pm today (Nov 14).
The screenshot in the thread shows the message written in simplified Chinese they received:
3:30PM @All
"If you want to leave, don't bring any luggage. Bring some important carry-on.
Don't gather in groups. Just 3 to 5 people. Can go from either hall 11 or the footbridge, all the way through ac1 downward. Rendezvous at Heung To Middle School.
Take a ride to Shenzhen.
The Liaison Office's idea is to evacuate all those who can leave. Everyone watches out for safety.
Those who want to go with the Liaison Office, sign up with me through private messages. Upon receving the message, the quota will reduce by one. The kids who have already left will also be reduced. I need to make sure every kid gets it. The moms who go back will also send private messages to ask your situation.
Everyone, don't panic. Keep calm. The country will ensure our safety."
#Evacuation #HongKongMassacre #Nov12
Source: Studio Incendo
https://www.facebook.com/1474101479504603/posts/2438846629696745?d=n&sfns=mo
Evacuation of non Hong Kong students 2/3
At 15:44, the Education Uniiversity of Hong Kong has arranged coaches to send Chinese students away at 2:00pm and 4:00pm.
The message continues to read:
"For those who cannot depart at the two scheduled times, the university will arrange another one to depart at 6:00pm."
#Nov13 #Evacuation #HongKongMassacre
Source: https://t.me/stuckwithyou
At 15:44, the Education Uniiversity of Hong Kong has arranged coaches to send Chinese students away at 2:00pm and 4:00pm.
The message continues to read:
"For those who cannot depart at the two scheduled times, the university will arrange another one to depart at 6:00pm."
#Nov13 #Evacuation #HongKongMassacre
Source: https://t.me/stuckwithyou
Evacuation of non Hong Kong students 3/3
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Hong Kong (TECO) assists 126 Taiwanese CUHK students to return to Taiwan
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has been embroiled in serious conflicts since earlier this week. TECO is currently assisting 126 Taiwanese CUHK students with their return to Taiwan.
In response to the CUHK Taiwanese Student Association’s request, the acting TECO Ambassador led his team to CUHK today afternoon (Nov 13) and arranged airport coaches for 85 students. Along with the 41 students who travelled to the airport on their own earlier, all 126 students are expecting a China Airlines flight back to Taiwan at around 10pm tonight.
The spokesperson of the Mainland Affairs Council, Chiu Chui-cheng, said their Hong Kong office was in close contact with the Taiwanese student associations of other universities and higher education institutions. According to Chiu, 40 Taiwanese students of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University have already returned to Taiwan on their own.
Sources suggest that there are currently 303 Taiwanese students enrolled at CUHK.
#Taiwan #Evacuation #HongKongMassacre
Source: RTHK
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/ch/component/k2/1491935-20191113.htm?spTabChangeable=0
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Hong Kong (TECO) assists 126 Taiwanese CUHK students to return to Taiwan
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has been embroiled in serious conflicts since earlier this week. TECO is currently assisting 126 Taiwanese CUHK students with their return to Taiwan.
In response to the CUHK Taiwanese Student Association’s request, the acting TECO Ambassador led his team to CUHK today afternoon (Nov 13) and arranged airport coaches for 85 students. Along with the 41 students who travelled to the airport on their own earlier, all 126 students are expecting a China Airlines flight back to Taiwan at around 10pm tonight.
The spokesperson of the Mainland Affairs Council, Chiu Chui-cheng, said their Hong Kong office was in close contact with the Taiwanese student associations of other universities and higher education institutions. According to Chiu, 40 Taiwanese students of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University have already returned to Taiwan on their own.
Sources suggest that there are currently 303 Taiwanese students enrolled at CUHK.
#Taiwan #Evacuation #HongKongMassacre
Source: RTHK
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/ch/component/k2/1491935-20191113.htm?spTabChangeable=0
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香港台北經濟文化辦事處協助中大126名台灣學生返台
中大連日發生嚴重衝突，香港台北經濟文化辦事處協助中大126名台灣學生返台。 應中大台灣學生會要求，辦事處代理處長高銘村下午率員到中大，用巴士接送85名台灣學生前往機場，連同早前自行到機場的41名台生，他們預計乘坐今晚10時許的華航班機返回台灣。 陸委會發言人邱垂正表示，駐港辦事處和其他院校的台灣學生會保持聯繫，早前40名在理大就讀的台生已自行返台。 據了解，目前共有303名台生在中大就讀。
Korean Students Fleeing Hongkong
According to Yon Hap News on 14 November, the Korean Consulate evacuates the Korean students from Hong Kong as the confrontations escalate.
On 13 November, the Korean Consulate provided rides to CUHK to help 40 Korean students leave, and 30 of them headed to the airport directly to return to South Korea. Also about 50 Korean CUHK students returned on their own.
It is estimated that there are more than 1,600 Korean students studying in Hong Kong. As the universities are announcing class suspension and early end of the remaining semester, many of them will choose to go back to #Korea.
Yon Hap News also pointed out that there are over 18,000 foreign students studying in local universities. Besides Koreans, mainlanders and some students of other nationalities were also beginning to leave Hong Kong.
#Evacuation #HongKongMassacre #HongKong8964
Source: HK01 (14-Nov-2019)
https://bit.ly/2CNN7CR
Read more:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/10878
According to Yon Hap News on 14 November, the Korean Consulate evacuates the Korean students from Hong Kong as the confrontations escalate.
On 13 November, the Korean Consulate provided rides to CUHK to help 40 Korean students leave, and 30 of them headed to the airport directly to return to South Korea. Also about 50 Korean CUHK students returned on their own.
It is estimated that there are more than 1,600 Korean students studying in Hong Kong. As the universities are announcing class suspension and early end of the remaining semester, many of them will choose to go back to #Korea.
Yon Hap News also pointed out that there are over 18,000 foreign students studying in local universities. Besides Koreans, mainlanders and some students of other nationalities were also beginning to leave Hong Kong.
#Evacuation #HongKongMassacre #HongKong8964
Source: HK01 (14-Nov-2019)
https://bit.ly/2CNN7CR
Read more:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/10878
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香港示威衝突加劇 在港韓國留學生出於安全考慮陸續回國
韓聯社11月14日報道，隨着香港示威愈演愈烈，在香港的韓國留學生考慮到人身安全，紛紛回國。韓國駐香港總領事館表示，13日派車輛協助停留在香港中
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UK Unable to Evacuate Its Citizens From Coronavirus-hit Wuhan
While officials in Japan and the US have already brought home its citizens stuck at the epicentre of the Coronavirus, a planned flight to bring British nationals in coronavirus-hit Wuhan back to the UK will not leave on Thursday as China has not yet granted Whitehall permission to evacuate its citizens.
Source: The Independent
#Jan31 #GlobalOutbreak #ChinesePneumonia
UK Unable to Evacuate Its Citizens From Coronavirus-hit Wuhan
While officials in Japan and the US have already brought home its citizens stuck at the epicentre of the Coronavirus, a planned flight to bring British nationals in coronavirus-hit Wuhan back to the UK will not leave on Thursday as China has not yet granted Whitehall permission to evacuate its citizens.
Source: The Independent
#Jan31 #GlobalOutbreak #ChinesePneumonia
The Independent
Coronavirus: UK will no longer fly Britons out of virus-hit Wuhan on Thursday
A planned flight to bring British nationals in coronavirus-hit Wuhan back to the UK will not leave on Thursday as China has not yet granted Westminster permission to evacuate its citizens, the
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Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs: If situation worsens, will evacuate overseas Chinese
Image: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18079
The Wuhan Coronavirus continues to spread around the globe. Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in the press conference on 01 March, that if the situation worsens overseas, the country will adopt all necessary measures to actively assist overseas Chinese in their return to China.
According to reports from various media outlets, Director-General of the Department of Consular Affairs of the Foreign Ministry Cui Aimin stated today during the press conference of the Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism of the State Council, that the Chinese government will pay close attention to the health and safety of overseas Chinese citizens and students studying abroad in countries with high infection rates, such as South Korea, Japan and Italy. The government also urged those countries to attend to and help resolve problems faced by these Chinese nationals within their borders.
Cui pointed out that since these countries have not yet placed restrictions on international travels, overseas Chinese can still choose to return to China via air travel. If the epidemic continues to threaten these countries to an extent where the health of overseas Chinese is severely endangered, the PRC government shall make their best efforts to aid their return.
Source : Liberty Times Net
Photo：European Pressphoto Agency
#Evacuation #Coronavirus
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs: If situation worsens, will evacuate overseas Chinese
Image: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18079
The Wuhan Coronavirus continues to spread around the globe. Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in the press conference on 01 March, that if the situation worsens overseas, the country will adopt all necessary measures to actively assist overseas Chinese in their return to China.
According to reports from various media outlets, Director-General of the Department of Consular Affairs of the Foreign Ministry Cui Aimin stated today during the press conference of the Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism of the State Council, that the Chinese government will pay close attention to the health and safety of overseas Chinese citizens and students studying abroad in countries with high infection rates, such as South Korea, Japan and Italy. The government also urged those countries to attend to and help resolve problems faced by these Chinese nationals within their borders.
Cui pointed out that since these countries have not yet placed restrictions on international travels, overseas Chinese can still choose to return to China via air travel. If the epidemic continues to threaten these countries to an extent where the health of overseas Chinese is severely endangered, the PRC government shall make their best efforts to aid their return.
Source : Liberty Times Net
Photo：European Pressphoto Agency
#Evacuation #Coronavirus
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Mainland Affairs Secretary: Government Officials Returning from Wuhan Need Not be Quarantined in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Government announced plan to evacuate 533 Hong Kong residents from the epicenter China's Hubei province over the next two days, although the government previously mentioned that there are more than 3,000 Hong Kong residents in Hubei.
On March 4, the first batch of 258 people will arrive Hong Kong in two planes.
Carrie Lam denied that the evacuation operation was late, after several countries had already evacuated their own citizens.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong's Mainland Affairs Secretary Patrick Nip and Immigration Director Erick Tsang will lead a delegation of more than 40 staff to assist with the operation. By citing 'experts', Nip said these government officials need not to be quarantined after returning to Hong Kong.
Source: RTHK #Mar4
Image: Now News
#Evacuation
Mainland Affairs Secretary: Government Officials Returning from Wuhan Need Not be Quarantined in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Government announced plan to evacuate 533 Hong Kong residents from the epicenter China's Hubei province over the next two days, although the government previously mentioned that there are more than 3,000 Hong Kong residents in Hubei.
On March 4, the first batch of 258 people will arrive Hong Kong in two planes.
Carrie Lam denied that the evacuation operation was late, after several countries had already evacuated their own citizens.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong's Mainland Affairs Secretary Patrick Nip and Immigration Director Erick Tsang will lead a delegation of more than 40 staff to assist with the operation. By citing 'experts', Nip said these government officials need not to be quarantined after returning to Hong Kong.
Source: RTHK #Mar4
Image: Now News
#Evacuation
#WuhanPneumonia #Quarantine #Evacuation
Residents from Tai Po's Tai Heng House to Evacuate; Microbiologist Suspects Sewage as a Source
On March 14, residents of at least a dozen apartments decided to evacuate from Tai Heng House in Taipo, after at least 3 people living in the same building had contracted Wuhan pneumonia.
After inspecting the building, microbiologist Professor Yuen Kwok-yung of the University of Hong Kong said it’s possible that the tiny droplets with the virus were carried by the air from the sewage of the family living on the 32nd floor. It may have gone up through venting pipe to the rooftop and led to the infection of the resident living on the topmost floor of the building.
Source: RTHK; Apple Daily #Mar14
Residents from Tai Po's Tai Heng House to Evacuate; Microbiologist Suspects Sewage as a Source
On March 14, residents of at least a dozen apartments decided to evacuate from Tai Heng House in Taipo, after at least 3 people living in the same building had contracted Wuhan pneumonia.
After inspecting the building, microbiologist Professor Yuen Kwok-yung of the University of Hong Kong said it’s possible that the tiny droplets with the virus were carried by the air from the sewage of the family living on the 32nd floor. It may have gone up through venting pipe to the rooftop and led to the infection of the resident living on the topmost floor of the building.
Source: RTHK; Apple Daily #Mar14
Canada ready for large-scale evacuation of citizens in Hong Kong if needed
Canada’s top diplomate in Hong Kong says Ottawa has drawn up exhaustive plans for a mass evacuation of 300,000 Canadian citizens from Hong Kong if necessary, but added he can’t help local activists seeking for asylum at the consulate.
The House of Commons Special committee on Canada-China relations, Jeff Nankivell said that refugees could always make a claim in third countries. But, he acknowledged, the territory’s exit control could thwart some Hongkongers’ effort to leave.
Source: The Globe and Mail #Nov03
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-canada-ready-for-large-scale-evacuation-of-citizens-in-hong-kong-if/
#Canada #Hongkong #refugee #evacuation
Canada’s top diplomate in Hong Kong says Ottawa has drawn up exhaustive plans for a mass evacuation of 300,000 Canadian citizens from Hong Kong if necessary, but added he can’t help local activists seeking for asylum at the consulate.
The House of Commons Special committee on Canada-China relations, Jeff Nankivell said that refugees could always make a claim in third countries. But, he acknowledged, the territory’s exit control could thwart some Hongkongers’ effort to leave.
Source: The Globe and Mail #Nov03
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-canada-ready-for-large-scale-evacuation-of-citizens-in-hong-kong-if/
#Canada #Hongkong #refugee #evacuation