Airport targetted by protesters in Hong Kong

Pro-democracy demonstrators are gathering around the international airport in Hong Kong where they plan to disrupt transport links despite an official ban. Violent clashes between police and protestors in the city on Saturday night left many people injured. 31 were admitted to hospital.

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(Picture: A police officer chases a flash mob in Hong Kong Airport. Credit: Pfaffenbach / Reuters)