China Says It Can Declare State Of Emergency To Curb Hong Kong Unrest

The transcript discusses the ongoing anti-government protests in Hong Kong, highlighting the potential for a state of emergency if unrest continues. Officials emphasize the need to restore order and consider legal measures, including military intervention. The use of masks by protesters and the role of teachers in encouraging protests are also addressed. The protests have been marked by violence, with clashes between protesters and police.

What is the main reason for considering a state of emergency in Hong Kong?

• To enhance tourism

• To address anti-government protests

• To increase trade with Macau

• To improve economic conditions

What action might Beijing take if requested by Hong Kong's government?

• Ban all public gatherings

• Declare a state of emergency and send troops

• Increase trade tariffs

• Implement new educational reforms

What measure was suggested to manage the protests?

• Increasing police presence

• Outlawing masks worn by protesters

• Reducing public transportation

• Closing schools

Who might face punishment according to the proposed measures?

• Teachers encouraging protests

• Protesters

• Local business owners

• Foreign journalists

What tactics did protesters use during the clashes with police?

• Peaceful sit-ins

• Petition signing

• Molotov cocktails and setting fires

• Online campaigns