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2.5 days per arrest under National Security Law
In response to media inquiry, the Police Force stated that since the Hong Kong National Security Law became effective, 100 in total were arrested for suspected involvement in actions and activities which endanger national security. They include 83 males and 17 females, their age ranging from 16-79 years old.
It has been 248 days since the Hong Kong National Security Law took effect. In other word, for every 2.5 days, the Police would arrest 1 citizen suspected to be involved in actions and activities endangering national security.
#NationalSecurityLaw
Source: Stand News; #Mar4
2.5 days per arrest under National Security Law
In response to media inquiry, the Police Force stated that since the Hong Kong National Security Law became effective, 100 in total were arrested for suspected involvement in actions and activities which endanger national security. They include 83 males and 17 females, their age ranging from 16-79 years old.
It has been 248 days since the Hong Kong National Security Law took effect. In other word, for every 2.5 days, the Police would arrest 1 citizen suspected to be involved in actions and activities endangering national security.
#NationalSecurityLaw
Source: Stand News; #Mar4
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'This is a miracle': Ukraine team reveals harrowing Paralympics act
Ukraine's #Paralympic committee president Valeriy #Sushkevych expressed how important it was for the athletes to be competing in this year's Games.
"Our presence at the Paralympics is not merely a presence, this is a sign that Ukraine is and will remain a country," Sushkevych told reporters.
Sushkevych went on to say how difficult it was for some of the athletes to escape the war-torn country due to Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion.
"More than four days and four nights we (took to) come here," he added. "It's a miracle that we're here..."
Sushkevych mentioned that some of the athletes were directly in Russia's firing line as they tried to leave Ukraine.
"Many of our team members had difficulties escaping the bombs," he added.
Source: Sports Road; #Mar4
https://www.sportsroad.hk/archives/368135
'This is a miracle': Ukraine team reveals harrowing Paralympics act
Ukraine's #Paralympic committee president Valeriy #Sushkevych expressed how important it was for the athletes to be competing in this year's Games.
"Our presence at the Paralympics is not merely a presence, this is a sign that Ukraine is and will remain a country," Sushkevych told reporters.
Sushkevych went on to say how difficult it was for some of the athletes to escape the war-torn country due to Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion.
"More than four days and four nights we (took to) come here," he added. "It's a miracle that we're here..."
Sushkevych mentioned that some of the athletes were directly in Russia's firing line as they tried to leave Ukraine.
"Many of our team members had difficulties escaping the bombs," he added.
Source: Sports Road; #Mar4
https://www.sportsroad.hk/archives/368135