Watch: Hong Kong airport resumes operation after protest disruption

Hong Kong airport resumed operation, a day after a mass protest by pro-democracy activists. The protest, staged inside the terminal, brought the air-transport hub to a standstill. It caused chaos for travellers and played havoc with global airlines' flight schedules. The airport suspended flight operations for at least 12 hours on Monday evening. The protest caused cancellation of more than 150 flights. This was a dramatic escalation of anti-govt protests that roiled the Asian financial hub. Demonstrators have been demanding resignation of the city’s leader, Carrie Lam and an independent investigation into the handling of the protests. Authorities have called the citywide demonstrations illegal and dangerous. Beijing said that the agitators are stirring violence, encouraged by 'interfering' foreign powers.

[Dandan-vfkr]

Why travel to Hong Kong when they've been protesting the last 10 weeks

[SourBlueOG]

@1:07 no, having your rights taken away isn't funny.

[nicknguyen]

That lady is funny. She knows full well the situation. Her country put out the travel warning. Hello

[srinivasu]

What's all about stupid sound track??

[StandardAI]

I find it amazing how they organize protests like this in a country that strictly controls and filters all forms of internet communication.

[DarkstarDarth]

Military trucks have pulled into border of HK last 5 hrs. Get ready.

[arebutwords]

I know im late but what exactly are they protesting for?

[joshuadavid]

See this is how a protest should be. Not this antifa bullshit ppl be doing over here.

[youngslick]

If I’m stuck in Hong Kong I wouldn’t mind at all!! Hey fuck that this shit is bigger than me and my bratty ass trying to go back home!! Just pay for my hotel lol

[nkhullar]

WHy shitty background music - can't you do proper coverage. This is poor journalism.

[alerasaul]

I can't imagine what it would be like to travel in Hong Kong at this time but that first lady... It's not been very funny. Like no duh lady they aren't protesting for the hell out of it. You get to leave, even if it takes longer than you expected and it's not how you planned to do it, those people don't.

[sury]

I'm getting some No Russian vibes going on over here.

[thejackluo]

Exactly like this comment to stop the protest

[kangwang]

When Britain colonized Hong Kong, Hong Kong people did not even have the freedom to demonstrate. If there is no Chinese government, they still want to express their power under the eyes of the British.？The British will not give them this opportunity.