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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/18/world/asia/hong-kong-tear-gas.html
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「專家指出，任何情況之下，於室內使用催淚煙都係非常危險架。但偏偏香港警察就係決定要咁做。從以下片段可見，示威者撤離至地鐵站內時，警方於站內施放催淚彈。」
Using tear gas inside is dangerous, whatever the reason, experts said. But we found cases where Hong Kong police did just that. In this video, police appear to fire tear gas at protesters after they retreated to a subway station.
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1163111237695225859
Using tear gas inside is dangerous, whatever the reason, experts said. But we found cases where Hong Kong police did just that. In this video, police appear to fire tear gas at protesters after they retreated to a subway station.
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https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1163111237695225859
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「專家指出，大多數由催淚彈引致嘅傷患都係源於被硬物擲中。從以下片段可見，警方施放嘅催淚彈直接擊中製片人Ryan Lai。催淚彈理應向人群邊沿，向人群膝蓋以下位置描準施放。」
Experts say that most tear gas injuries are blunt force trauma caused by a canister, and we found examples of Hong Kong police firing at people, such as freelance filmmaker Ryan Lai being struck in the head. Tear gas is meant to be used at the edge of crowds and below knee-level.
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1163111605162467330
Experts say that most tear gas injuries are blunt force trauma caused by a canister, and we found examples of Hong Kong police firing at people, such as freelance filmmaker Ryan Lai being struck in the head. Tear gas is meant to be used at the edge of crowds and below knee-level.
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https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1163111605162467330
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「香港警察由高處向下投擲催淚彈依種手法好有問題！『若果打中人頭部的話，佢地係有機會死架，』前華盛頓警察基金主席Jim Bueermann指出，『我真係未見過人會咁做。』」
It’s "hugely problematic" that Hong Kong police fired tear gas from above crowds, an expert said, as seen here. “If it hits someone in the head, you could kill them," said Jim Bueermann, former president of the Police Foundation in Washington. “I have never seen that before."
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1163112050001940481
It’s "hugely problematic" that Hong Kong police fired tear gas from above crowds, an expert said, as seen here. “If it hits someone in the head, you could kill them," said Jim Bueermann, former president of the Police Foundation in Washington. “I have never seen that before."
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https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1163112050001940481