Hong Kong: Protesters met with tear gas as they defy mask ban

W/S Protesters running from tear gas, Hong Kong
M/S Fire on stairs; tear gas being fired at protesters
M/S Police firing
M/S Fire on road
W/S Water cannon truck spraying blue-dyed water
W/S Protesters
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Protesters behind barricade
M/S Van driving over fire on road
W/S Protesters throwing projectiles at emergency vehicles
M/S Fire on Mass Transit Railway (MTR) station stairs
M/S Fire on Mass Transit Railway (MTR) station stairs
M/S Protesters hitting store shelves
M/S Protesters carrying merchandise and dropping it on ground
M/S Fire in building
W/S Fire in building
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Protesters were met with tear gas as they rallied on Sunday against the government's anti-mask law.
Footage shows tear gas being fired at protesters and several fires on the road and on the stairs of a Mass Transit Railway (MTR) stations.
A water cannon truck was seen firing blue-dyed jets to put out one of the fires.
Footage also shows some protesters throwing projectiles at driving emergency vehicles and vandalising merchandise in a store.
Since March, Hong Kong has been rocked by demonstrations sparked by a planned, but now-withdrawn extradition bill. The rallies have evolved into a movement with wider grievances against the Hong Kong administration.
The mask ban was introduced in early October. Failure to comply can result in a fine of up to €2,867 ($3,200) and one year in prison.