Knife attack caps HK weekend chaos
Blood is seen splattered on a glass panel at the entrance of a mall in Tai Koo Shing, Hong Kong, today, after a man went on a knife rampage. Witnesses say the Mandarin-speaking suspect attacked people after shouting pro-Beijing slogans. – AFP pic, November 3, 2019.
A MAN went on a knife rampage in Hong Kong today, leaving at least six people wounded, including a local pro-democracy politician who had his ear bitten off, capping another chaotic day of political unrest in the city. Flash-mob rallies erupted inside multiple shopping centres across the international finance hub over the afternoon, sparking clashes with riot police.
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