Claiming that the national security law imposed by Beijing on Hong Kong was a success Chinese officials have vowed to continue to remake the former British col
Hong Kong, July 7 (ANI): Claiming that the national security law imposed by Beijing on Hong Kong was a success, Chinese officials have vowed to continue to remake the former British colony stating „there is still plenty of work to be done.““This is a long and arduous task, and there is still plenty of work to be done,“ Nikkei Asia quoting Chen Dong, vice director of Beijing’s official representative office in the city, at a Hong Kong Department of Justice forum on the security law,“There needs to be a clear understanding as forces that are anti-Chinese and trying to sow trouble in Hong Kong have not completely given up,“ he added. Chen warned specifically about „lone wolf-type attacks“ by radical elements, following an incident last week where a man stabbed a Hong Kong policeman then himself. Chen condemned what he called the „beautification“ of such events by parties with ulterior motives, including foreign forces „rashly and wantonly interfering in Hong Kong’s affairs.“Neither Chen nor other Chinese officials hinted at what more may come. Hong Kong authorities on June 6 said they have arrested nine people, including six high school students, for allegedly plotting to bomb train stations court buildings and tunnels.
