Hong Kong residents are changing their routines and developing contingency plans to accommodate new risks of violent protests and police action
Claire Law tracks her daughter’s location in Hong Kong using a map on the Snapchat app and messages her hourly. Paige Macgregor and her family have stopped taking the subway and buses. Hui Wan Fung and his wife are going out less.
More than two months of marches, demonstrations and sit-ins in one of Asia’s most densely populated cities are forcing everyday people to change their routines and develop contingency plans to accommodate new risks of violent protests and police action. They are finding new routes to work, self-imposing...
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