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Hong Kong churchgoers filmed by police after attending service honouring Queen Elizabeth II

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Around a dozen police officers were on stand-by outside St John's Cathedral. Police said the force had deployed appropriate manpower to maintain public order and ensure public safety. The British monarch died at the age of 96 earlier this month. Her death prompted crowds of Hongkongers to line up outside the British consulate to sign a book of condolences.

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Hong Kong churchgoers filmed by police after attending service honouring Queen Elizabeth II

Hong Kong police filmed people as they left a Hong Kong church on Sunday after attending a service to pay their last respects to Britain’s late Queen Elizabeth II.St John’s Cathedral in Central. Photo: St John’s Cathedral, via Facebook.Around a dozen police officers were on stand-by outside St John’s Cathedral in Central that evening, some of whom recorded churchgoers as they walked out, according to Initium Media.In response to HKFP, police sai…

2 years ago·Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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