Hong Kong Goes From Bad To Worse As Property Shares Dive Into Bear Market Amid Airport Upheaval

All departing flights were canceled for a second consecutive day in Hong Kong as hundreds of protesters blocked gates at the main terminal. Operations were "seriously disrupted", Hong Kong Airport said, stating the obvious on its website, and advising all passengers to leave the terminal buildings as soon as possible. Earlier, chief executive Carrie Lam described the city as being on the verge of falling into "the abyss". On Monday, the Global Times circulated a video of the Chinese People’

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2 thoughts on “Hong Kong Goes From Bad To Worse As Property Shares Dive Into Bear Market Amid Airport Upheaval

  1. When they pull out the screw driver, things will be taken apart and then put back together to provide perpetual dysfunction. It is what they day do, particularly under Republican regimes.