Central Kowloon experienced a night of significant unrest on Sunday as Hong Kong’s protests marked their 10th consecutive weekend. Hundreds of demonstrators took to Nathan Road, one of the city's busiest thoroughfares, erecting metal barriers and using debris to block traffic.
The disruptions led to a temporary halt in public transportation services for the evening, causing inconvenience for commuters and residents alike. Emergency services worked throughout the night to manage the situation, ensuring safety and order.
Despite the disturbances, city officials reported that normal activities resumed by 10 p.m., with buses and other public transport services back in operation. The ongoing protests highlight the resilience and determination of Hong Kong's residents in voicing their concerns and striving for change.
As the protests continue to capture international attention, the global community watches closely, recognizing the impact these events have on both the local and international stage.
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