Protesters Force Hong Kong Airport to Cancel Departing Flights

The transcript discusses the impact of protests in Hong Kong, focusing on the disruption at the airport, where flights were canceled due to protest activities. It highlights the response from airlines like Cathay Pacific and the pressure from Beijing. The narrative also explores the divided public opinion, with some supporting the protests as a means to gain government attention, while others, including pro-Beijing figures, call for an end to the violence. The suspension of the extradition bill is noted as a significant victory for the protesters.

What was the primary goal of the protesters at the Hong Kong airport?

• To cause public disruption

• To improve airport services

• To promote tourism

• To support the government

What action did Swire Pacific take in response to the protests?

• They relocated their headquarters

• They closed their airline

• They called for law and order

• They supported the protests

How did some of Cathay Pacific's employees reportedly get involved in the protests?

• By negotiating with the government

• By providing free tickets

• By participating in demonstrations

• By organizing flights

What is the stance of moderate lawmakers regarding the protests?

• They have not commented

• They are neutral

• They support the protests as a means to gain government attention

• They oppose the protests

What was the reaction of pro-Beijing figures to the protests?

• They encouraged more protests

• They remained silent

• They joined the protests

• They urged protesters to stop the violence