Hong Kong Police Use Pepper Spray on Protesters

The transcript discusses the ongoing protests in Mongkok, Hong Kong, where protesters have returned after being cleared out. Student leaders are demanding talks with the government by October 22nd. The transcript highlights several violent interactions between police and protesters, including the use of pepper spray. The Hong Kong police have condemned the illegal occupation of streets by protesters, which has been ongoing for about three weeks. The situation remains tense with police and protesters clashing, and the streets are still occupied, affecting traffic.

What was the initial response of the protesters in Mongkok before they returned?

• They cleared out of the area.

• They intensified their protests.

• They moved to a different district.

• They negotiated with the police.

What deadline did student leaders set for talks with the government?

• November 15th

• November 1st

• October 15th

• October 22nd

What was the chief executive's stance on meeting with students?

• He postponed the meeting indefinitely.

• He agreed to hear their grievances.

• He refused to meet with them.

• He promised to meet all their demands.

What type of misconduct were the police allegedly involved in during the protests?

• Destroying protester property

• Allowing demonstrators to harm students

• Blocking media coverage

• Bribing protesters

What impact did the protests have on traffic in the Admiralty District?

• Cars could not pass through the main thoroughfare.

• Traffic was only affected during the night.

• Traffic was diverted to other routes.

• Traffic was completely unaffected.