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EXCLUSIVE: How Hong Kong hospitals fought to treat police violence victims

5 September 2019

4:30 PM

5 September 2019

4:30 PM

Hundreds of medical personnel from three hospitals across Hong Kong have staged sit-ins this week in resistance to the excessive violence used by police when responding to protests.

The savagery dished out by police was compared to that dished out by the triads in their infamous attack on passengers and protesters in Yuen Long train station.

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