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#FirstHand #Feb14
Police Intervene Valentine's Day Gathering; Armed officers ordered journalists, participants and pedestrians to retreat

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A civilian was intercepted and searched, causing chaos to the peaceful rally ongoing. It was said that the civilian was released later.

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Staff of the Correctional Services ordered people gathered at the Butterfly Valley to leave, saying it is an order from the police.

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Armed officers ordered everyone, journalists, participants and other pedestrians alike, to retreat backwards. Now the crowds have retreated to outside the Butterfly Valley Reception Centre.

#Feb14 #ValentinesDay #ChineseCoronavirus #LoveandSolidarity
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#FirstHand #Feb14
Riot Police Insolently Clearing Out Civilians of a Peaceful Rally

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Riot police disrespectfully drove nearby civilians away. In the meantime, a reporter was intercepted and asked to show his media pass. Soon afterwards, riot police requested all civilians on the scene to leave, including those on pavement.

#Feb14 #ValentinesDay #ChineseCoronavirus #LoveandSolidarity #PoliceState
#FirstHand #Feb14
Police Declares Lawful Assembly Illegal

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Armed officers stood still by the road, being scolded by an angry woman for atrocities committed by the police.

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The woman was joined by others from the rally, shouting at the officers from a distance. However, the police ignored them.

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Reinforcements arrived as riot police arrived at the scene, hoisting the blue flag and subsequently declared the peaceful and lawful rally illegal.

#ValentinesDay #HongKongProtests #HappyValentine #LoveandSolidarity #PoliceState
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A group of grey-hair protesters, including Grandpa Chan, member of the voluntaey police watchdog "Protect the Children", came into conflict with police officers on the scene.

#Feb14 #ValentinesDay #LoveandSolidarity
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Police lose their temper in front of Civilians

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Riot police continued their verbal intimidation to the civilians on site, while questioning passers-by who were filming. Police shone strong lights at civilians and cameras.

#ValentinesDay #HongKongProtests #HappyValentine #LoveandSolidarity
#FirstHand #Feb14
What Other Days Can Hong Kong People "Celebrate"?

Police Deployed to Disperse Citizens Voicing Support for Detained Protesters on Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day 2020: Hongkongers Have Each Other
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17176

Hongkongers Spend Valentine's Days With Arrested Protesters
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17188

Anthems and Flags: Citizens Express Their Solidarity
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17204

Valentine's Day Presents for Detainees: A Sea of Light, "'l Love You", Protest Slogans and Anthem
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17209

Armed officers ordered journalists, participants and pedestrians to retreat
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17226

Police Declares Lawful Assembly Illegal
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17233

#ValentinesDay #HongKongProtests #HappyValentine #LoveandSolidarity
#CoronavirusOutbreak #ValentinesDay
The Mosted Wanted Valentine's Day Gift in Hong Kong During Coronavirus Outbreak

In a survey conducted by a dating company in Hong Kong, 30% of the interviews want to receive face masks and disinfectants on Valentine's Day in 2020.

Source: Now News #Feb14
Image: Internet

#FaceMasks #HappyValentine #HongKong2020

Granny rather wears home-made napkin mask to save supply for family members
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17170

The Contrast Between Police and Medics in Hong Kong
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17053

2020 Valentine's Day: We Have Each Other
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/17171
#DailyUpdate #Feb14
COVID-19 World Updates (14/2):

⁃ The number of global infected has risen to 64,460 while the number of deaths in now at 7171.

⁃ The World Health Organization-led joint mission to China is expected to touch down this weekend.

⁃ US CDC director: Novel coronavirus is "probably with us beyond this season, beyond this year"

⁃ German citizen tests negative twice after previously testing positive for coronavirus

- Egypt confirmed first new case of COVID-19 with no obvious symptoms.

- COVID-19 infection in Japan expands, new cases in 6 places including Tokyo

⁃ Japan announces $140 million fund to combat the coronavirus

⁃ The Japanese government announced on 12 Feb that she would grant subsidies to mask manufacturers, requiring factories to switch to 24-hour production, so as to provide at least 100 million masks per week, and it is expected to ease the mask shortage as soon as next week.

⁃ No talk yet about how coronavirus could affect summer Olympics in Japan, health official says

⁃ Russian woman escapes coronavirus quarantine by short-circuiting the lock

⁃ Cambodia welcomes stranded cruise ship passengers after they have been turned away from ports around Asia over fears they could be carrying the new coronavirus finally began disembarking in Cambodia on Friday.

⁃ Singapore's Prime Minister Li Xianlong said that due to the impact of the new coronavirus epidemic, Singapore's economy may enter a recession and the economy may be severely hit in the coming quarters.

⁃ Diamond Princess disembarkations complete for today

Source: CNN, John Hopkins University, Mingpao, Stand News, NHK, NYT

#COVID19
#DailyUpdate #Feb14
COVID-19 China Updates (14/2):

⁃ China's National Health Commission revises down death toll after "duplication", the total deaths reduced by 108, the number of confirmed cases reduced to 63,918

⁃ China officially announces for the first time 1,716 medical staff are infected and 6 deaths

⁃ Chinese President Xi Jinping called the coronavirus outbreak a “big test” for the country in a speech to Communist Party members, state television reported Friday night.

⁃ Shenzhen Metro will fully implement the real-name system from Sunday to track the itinerary of patients with new pneumonia and track close contacts.

- Shanghai implements traffic control, non-Shanghai license vehicles are not allowed to enter Shanghai

⁃ Agglomerated infections have occurred in 4 companies after the resumption of work in Chongqing, Jiangsu Suzhou, Hunan Loudi, Shanxi.

⁃ Following the release of the first “wartime control order” in Zhangwan District, Shiyan, Hubei, on 13 Feb xiaogan Dawu County and Yunmeng County respectively announced their entry into “wartime management” status. On the evening of 14 Feb, Honghu City also announced that it entered the "wartime management" state.

⁃ Hilton has temporarily closed 150 hotels in China due to the coronavirus outbreak. That's more than 60% of the hotels the brand has in the country.

⁃ Pan Asia International suspends certain plants and restaurants operations in China in response to epidemic. The graphene production plant in Jixi, Heilongjiang Province, and restaurant operations in Shanghai and Chengdu, China were suspended.

Source: Business Insider, RTHK, MP Weixin qq, Weibo CN

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#HealthCrisis #HongKongMedics
Stinky Sewage Liquid, Dust and Stains: Poor Sanitary Condition in Tuen Mun Hospital Dormintory

Hong Kong's Tuen Mun Hospital is notorious in the medical sector for being “hellish”, especially for their nurse’s dormitories. During the coronavirus outbreak, many medical workers decided to move into the hosoital dormitory provided by the hospital, in order to avoid infecting their family members after coming into close contact with coronavirus patients. However, the living condition of the dormitories provided by the hospital is far below standard.

According to medical staff, stinky sewage liquid in black came out from the water faucet in the washroom for at least 10 minutes. The stained-filled mattresses, countertops, floor tiles and rugs were covered in dust. The poor sanitary conditions in these dormitories showed a lack of maintenance and cleanliness over a long period of time.

Source: Stand News #Feb14
http://bit.ly/38qSCpt
#HA #HAEA #TuenMunHospital #CoronavirusOutbreak