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Dozens Arrested in Hong Kong Amid China National Day Protest

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October 2, 2020
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Hong Kong police arrest more than 60 people attempting an anti-government protest in the busy Causeway Bay shopping area on China's National Day on Thursday. / Kyodo

Hong Kong police arrest more than 60 people attempting an anti-government protest in the busy Causeway Bay shopping area on China's National Day on Thursday. / Kyodo

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HONG KONG—Hong Kong police on Thursday cracked down on anti-government protesters attempting to stage a march on China’s National Day, making dozens of arrests.

According to the police, more than 60 people were arrested for taking part in unauthorized assemblies and other offenses.

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