Hong Kong is braced for more anti-government protests - a day after riot police used tear gas and rubber bullets on the crowds.
The city has been blanketed in rain, reducing the chances of another mass protest against proposed laws to loosen laws on extradition to mainland China.
The city has been blanketed in rain, reducing the chances of another mass protest against proposed laws to loosen laws on extradition to mainland China.
Local government offices have been shut down for the rest of the week.
Our Correspondent Patrick Fok is on the streets of the city's financial district...
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Our Correspondent Patrick Fok is on the streets of the city's financial district...
IN: A lot of people...
OUT: ...once again.
DUR: 40"
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0612hk-fok.mp3