"Two protesters told Reuters that callers identifying themselves as #Beijing police officers asked them to report to a police station on Tuesday with written accounts of their activities on Sunday night." #chinaprotest cbc.ca/news/world/chi…
A student also said they were asked by their college if they had been in an area where a protest happened and to provide a written account.
"We are all desperately deleting our chat history," said another person who witnessed the Beijing protest and declined to be identified.
"We are all desperately deleting our chat history," said another person who witnessed the Beijing protest and declined to be identified.
"In Hangzhou, the capital of the eastern Zhejiang province, videos on social media that Reuters could not independently verify showed hundreds of police occupying a large square on Monday night, preventing people from congregating."
"One video showed police, surrounded by a small crowd of people holding smartphones, making an arrest while others tried to pull back the person being detained.
Hangzhou police did not immediately comment."
Hangzhou police did not immediately comment."
"In Shanghai and Beijing, police were patrolling areas where some groups on the Telegram messaging service had suggested people gather again. The police presence on Monday night ensured no gatherings took place."
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