Big turnout: A large crowd of Hong Kong residents taking part in an anti-violence rally organised by Safeguard Hong Kong at Tamar Park. More than 476, 000 people took part in the rally despite a downpour. The rally is part of a citywide campaign to express support for local police and voice against violence. At least 480, 000 people turned up in previous rallies held in June and July. — China Daily
Hong Kong: People from all walks of life here formed a united front to speak out against violence after the city has endured radicalism and unrest since mid-June as a result of repeated protests.
Business tycoons like Li Ka-shing and entertainers, including Charmaine Sheh, expressed their concerns over the escalating violence and called for the restoration of the rule of law.
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