Signs that Hong Kong ‘home-grown terrorism’ may flare up again
Police warn of measures of the kind that set off antigovernment protests in 2019
22 April 2020 - 08:48
Hong Kong — Hong Kong’s security secretary, John Lee, said on Wednesday that the Chinese-ruled city is facing the risk of “home-grown terrorism” after several police reports of finding explosive materials.
It was unclear whether any of the incidents were related to the antigovernment protests that rattled Hong Kong in 2019 before pausing in recent months amid social distancing adopted to prevent the spread of the coronavirus...
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