Protests against clinics coronavirus arise in Hong Kong

Protests against the district hospitals designated by the government of Hong Kong for the treatment of cases of suspected coronavirus, emerged in several parts of the city on Saturday.

Many of the demonstrators, who numbered several hundred, were dressed in black — the signature color of anti-government protests in the city.

The government stated that the clinic will treat people with mild symptoms of the virus to reduce the pressure on hospitals, but critics say residents were not consulted.

In the Northern town of tin Shui Wai protesters tried to set fire to the turnstile at the train station and Riot police tried to stop water by other demonstrators,according to local media reports.

In addition, the administration of the city hospital said was the destroyed clinic in the district of tai Po. A police spokesman said Saturday morning at the door of the clinic was discovered shards of glass, and there was found a bottle with unknown liquid, but he didn’t say if any damage.

Last week in another clinic, there were two arson attacks.

Last month, the government postponed the plan of conversion project of unoccupied housing in a quarantine centre after protesters set fire to the lobby.

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