Protesters in Hong Kong come out armed with bows and arrows
Protests in Hong Kong continue as students from the Chinese University of Hong Kong clash with police once again. Many protesters were armed with petrol bombs and some armed themselves with bows and arrows that they stole from the university sports center. Students placed barricades all over the campus to stop the police from entering.
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Angry mob sets fire to mosque in New Dehli as death toll continues to rise
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