Protesters in Hong Kong have apologized to travelers who missed their flights after thousands of demonstrators stormed the city's international airport and clashed with police.
Throughout the demonstrations involving mass crowds filling the departure halls of the airport, protesters could be seen holding signs with messages of apologies to travelers and even approached tourists to apologize personally.On Tuesday, protesters clashed with police in riot gear and armed with pepper spray at one of the world's busiest airports.
Pro-democracy protesters block the entrance to the airport terminals after a scuffle with police at Hong Kong's international airport late on Tuesday.as a peaceful retaliation to a controversial extradition bill, but has morphed into increasingly violent protests calling for greater democratic freedoms in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory and the resignation of its chief executive Carrie Lam.
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