Monday, December 1, 2025

The Hong Kong fires have exposed the true nature of Xi Jinping's dictatorial regime. (香港大火揭露了習近平獨裁政權的真面目。)

 【香港警務處國家安全局在香港發生火災後展開打擊行動。兩名涉嫌「煽動」人士被捕。行政長官多次向習近平主席表示感謝。】

2025/12/1 21:44

搜救人員身穿防護服聚集在香港北部一棟高層公寓附近,該公寓發生大規模火災。 (共同通信社)


 2025年11月30日,香港警務處國家安全局以涉嫌煽動罪名逮捕了一名前區議員和一名女性志願者,他們與這起高層公寓火災有關。  11月29日,香港警方還逮捕了一名呼籲調查火災原因的男學生。在對失蹤人員的搜尋尚未結束之前,優先考慮政治動機的香港警務處國家安全局就開始了打擊行動。


【「四大訴求」持續發酵】

 11月26日,香港北部大埔發生大規模火災後,香港市民紛紛表達對香港政府的不滿,指責其安全管理不善,對裝修承包商的監管力道不足。

 一名24歲的香港中文大學男學生於11月29日被捕。此前,他一直在網上發起請願,支持其“四大訴求”,包括:1)成立獨立調查委員會;2)檢討監管制度;3)追究政府責任。在香港警方取締他的請願活動時,該請願已獲得超過1萬個簽名。


 隨後,一名自稱是前大埔居民的人士在另一個網站上重新發起請願,列出了類似的訴求。截至12月1日,該請願書已獲得超過9,000個簽名。網站上的評論包括:“香港人要求真相和正義。”


https://www.sankei.com/article/20251201-2EEUJA4GKJIGRABCG5A64F7X24/




富士電視台國際報道部 即時新聞

 【「煽動仇恨」。香港警方逮捕了一名前民主派區議員。由於擔心民眾對這場大火的不滿,警方公佈了大樓內部的照片。】

2025年12月1日,星期一,下午12:07


 當局逮捕了一名前民主派區議員,以回應香港發生的大火。香港警方也公佈了11月30日晚間發生火災的高層建築內部的照片。

 截至目前,已確認146人在這場火災中喪生。另有約40人下落不明。

 香港警方逮捕了兩人,其中包括一名前民主派區議員,罪名是「煽動仇恨政府」。

 事發地點附近,志工最初分發了救援物資。但警方隨後撤走了分發點。

 香港將於12月7日舉行立法會選舉,民主派人士將被排除在外。警方可能擔心民眾對這場火災的不滿情緒會指向香港政府。


https://www.fnn.jp/articles/-/968058






【The Hong Kong Police's National Security Bureau has launched a crackdown following the Hong Kong fire. Two people have been arrested on suspicion of "incitement." The Chief Executive has repeatedly expressed gratitude to Xi Jinping.】


2025/12/1 21:44

Searchers in protective gear gather near a high-rise apartment complex in northern Hong Kong where a large-scale fire broke out. (Kyodo News)


 On November 30, 2025, the Hong Kong Police's National Security Bureau arrested a former district council member and a female volunteer on suspicion of incitement in connection with the high-rise apartment fire. On November 29, the Hong Kong Police also arrested a male student who was calling for an investigation into the cause of the fire. Before the search for the missing persons was even completed, the Hong Kong Police's National Security Bureau, which prioritizes political motives, began its crackdown.


[The "Four Major Demands" Continue]

Following the massive fire that broke out in Tai Po, northern Hong Kong, on November 26th, Hong Kong residents are voicing their dissatisfaction with the Hong Kong government, accusing it of insufficient safety management and oversight of renovation contractors.


 A 24-year-old male student from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, who was arrested on November 29th, had been calling for signatures online in support of his "Four Major Demands," including: 1) the establishment of an independent investigation committee, 2) a review of the oversight system, and 3) government accountability. By the time the Hong Kong police cracked down on his campaign, it had garnered over 10,000 signatures.


 Subsequently, a person claiming to be a former Tai Po resident resumed the petition on a different website, listing similar demands. As of December 1st, the petition had garnered over 9,000 signatures. Comments posted on the website include, "Hong Kongers demand truth and justice."


https://www.sankei.com/article/20251201-2EEUJA4GKJIGRABCG5A64F7X24/




Fuji Television International Reporting Department

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【"Incited hatred." Hong Kong police have arrested a former pro-democracy district council member. Wary of public discontent over the massive fire, police released photos from inside the building.】

Monday, December 1, 2025, 12:07 PM


 Authorities have arrested a former pro-democracy district council member in response to a massive fire in Hong Kong. Hong Kong police also released photos from inside the high-rise building where the fire broke out on the night of November 30th.


 To date, 146 people have been confirmed dead in the fire. The whereabouts of approximately 40 others remain unknown.


 Hong Kong police have arrested two people, including a former pro-democracy district council member, for "inciting hatred against the government."


 Near the scene, volunteers initially distributed relief supplies. However, police removed the distribution center.


 Hong Kong is scheduled to hold legislative elections on December 7th, excluding pro-democracy supporters. Police may be wary of public discontent over the fire being directed at the Hong Kong government.


https://www.fnn.jp/articles/-/968058