HK police ready to act to keep Xmas crowds safe

The transcript discusses an upcoming illegal assembly in Tsim Sha Tsui and warns of potential violence, urging caution. It also outlines expected public celebrations and changes in traffic and police deployment for Christmas Eve, emphasizing that roads will not be closed unless necessary and public transport will be adjusted as needed.

What is the main concern of the authorities regarding the planned protest in Tsim Sha Tsui?

• It will be too noisy.

• It is an illegal gathering.

• It might disrupt traffic.

• It could attract too many tourists.

Where are the celebrations expected to be concentrated according to the police?

• Nathan Road and Jordan Road

• Canton Road and Salisbury Road

• Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei

• Central and Admiralty

How will the police presence on Christmas Eve differ from previous years?

• There will be more police officers.

• There will be fewer police officers at the waterfront.

• Police will not be present at all.

• Police will be stationed at every corner.

What is the initial plan for road closures in Tsim Sha Tsui on Christmas Eve?

• No roads will be closed initially.

• Only major roads will be closed.

• All roads will be closed.

• Roads will be closed only during the day.

How will public transport be managed during the celebrations?

• It will be adjusted based on the situation.

• It will be suspended for the night.

• It will operate as usual without any changes.

• It will only serve tourists.