Hong Kong authorities threaten to suspend voting in local elections

The authorities in Hong Kong have threatened to suspend voting in Sunday's local elections in case of serious disruptions at polling stations. The vote to elect more than four hundred district councillors is being viewed as a way to measure public sentiment following more than five months of political unrest.

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(Picture: A man looks into a polling station as it is setup ahead of the Hong Kong District Council elections. Credit: Chris McGrath/Getty Images)