Hong Kong Police: Removing Barricades to Ease Traffic

The video discusses the situation in Admiralty, Hong Kong, where protesters have set up barricades on roads leading to the main financial area. The police have been removing some barricades, but a few remain. Protesters are trying to gather more support, but are spread thin due to the numerous barricades. The government aims to clear the roads for traffic, while protesters fear losing their ground. Negotiations have been attempted, but authorities seem unwilling to discuss terms with protesters.

What is the main reason for the police removing barricades in Admiralty?

• To set up a new protest site

• To build new barricades

• To arrest protesters

• To allow traffic to flow normally

How are the protesters responding to the police's actions?

• They are retreating from the area

• They are building more barricades

• They are trying to gather more supporters

• They are negotiating with the police

What is the main concern of the protesters if the barricades are removed?

• They will lose their protest site

• They will be relocated

• They will be arrested

• They will have to pay fines

What condition did the protesters set for giving up some of Queensway?

• The government must open Civic Square

• The government must provide compensation

• The police must apologize

• The police must leave the area

What is the government's response to the protesters' condition regarding Civic Square?

• They ignored the condition

• They increased police presence

• They agreed to open Civic Square

• They started negotiations