Hong Kong's Official Doesn’t Rule Out Emergency Law

The transcript discusses the 13th consecutive weekend of protests in Hong Kong, highlighting the government's focus on stopping violence rather than addressing protester demands. The cycle of violence is escalating, with both protesters and police taking increasingly severe actions. The government is considering invoking emergency regulations to grant more power to the police, which could further intensify the situation.

What is the role of the chief secretary in the Hong Kong government?

• Head of the police force

• Deputy to the chief executive

• Leader of the protest movement

• Minister of finance

What is the main focus of the Hong Kong government according to the top official?

• Enhancing public transportation

• Meeting the protesters' demands

• Stopping the violence

• Improving economic conditions

What has been the response of the protesters to the government's actions?

• They have increased the level of violence

• They have started negotiations

• They have stopped protesting

• They have left the city

What significant action did the police take during the protests?

• Discharged live ammunition into the air

• Used tear gas

• Arrested all protesters

• Closed all roads

What could be a potential next step for the government in handling the protests?

• Offering financial incentives

• Reducing police presence

• Invoking emergency regulations

• Organizing a public festival