Hong Kong police arrest 157 over violent protests
The Hong Kong police on Monday said that a total of 157 people had been arrested for violent acts in different parts of Hong Kong from Friday to early Monday.
During the past three days, some radical protesters, in disregard of the court’s injunction for the Hong Kong International Airport, tried to storm the airport and paralyse the traffic around the airport. Senior Superintendent Kong Wing-cheung of PPRB said the police had arrested 125 males and 32 females, aged between 14 and 63, during the three days.
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