Love the journalist figurines, too—especially the female reporter at the MTR station entrance pointing a camera at a cop who's charging at her with a baton. One middle-aged customer just asked if there are mini bricks (owner said sadly not). "We want to throw bricks at the cops." 
You can't make this stuff up 
This apology does acknowledge last night's incident, says their impulsive actions may have disappointed & saddened HKers. But they plead for understanding given context: an authoritarian regime's uses of undercover agents to incite protesters. 
There's a bottleneck to get down to the arrivals hall. Many are up on the departures level, chanting "Five demands, not one less!"
These two are holding up signs listing out items that are in "severe short supply": saline, gauze, surgical gloves, cotton, disinfectant, helmets, cling wrap, face masks—and "yourself." 
"We're afraid of having our data tracked," one female protester told me. 