After weeks of protest going on in Hong Kong, a policeman fired the first real gunshot on Sunday that literally boosted the violence. In response, the police had to fir plastic bullets and fir rounds of tear gas on the protesters.


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The protest got so intense after the gunshot that water cannons were also used for the first time since the protests began in June.

Reportedly, around 36 people were arrested on Sunday and many got injured in the effort of police controlling the violence on streets.

Ben Brake is an AI business writer and consultant with a background in business, finance, financial markets, and artificial intelligence. He studied management and finance at the London School of Economics before completing postgraduate studies in artificial intelligence at Carnegie Mellon University. His work focuses on AI tools, business automation, Wall Street trends, and helping companies adopt technology that improves efficiency and decision-making.

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