500 march in Kwai Tsing against govt plan to designate local clinic for coronavirus treatment. Such protests have now occurred in about a dozen places in #HK. Residents protest lack of govt consultation w community & refusal to close border. https://t.co/4ytGFBeii8 pic.twitter.com/IF7FBmMrfY

— Kong Tsung-gan / 江松澗 (@KongTsungGan) February 16, 2020

HK Police requested over 43,000 protective suits while the Food and Environment Hygiene Department (which takes care of public venues cleaning) got nearly 37,000 and the Fire Services Department (which forms Quick Reaction Teams to guard quarantine camps around the clock) got 0. pic.twitter.com/mBJr1PLp2s

— Xinqi Su 蘇昕琪 (@XinqiSu) February 16, 2020

#LIVE: There was a sudden drop in temperature last night in Hong Kong. However, it hasn’t deterred Hong Kong people from protesting after 8 months. In Fo Tan, hundreds withstand the chill and rain to protest the decision of using a public estate as #COVID2019 quarantine site. pic.twitter.com/PW9otVxt5b

— Ezra Cheung (@ezracheungtoto) February 16, 2020

#香港 #長沙灣 #反對社區設立肺炎指定診所 200居民遊行抗議 16:51 #火炭山尾街遊樂場 聚眾約50人冒雨撐傘出席集會活動.一輛水炮車及銳武裝甲車於桂地街停泊作戒備 #西貢 200街坊集會反隔離營： 如今政府與民為敵 #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/KRLzm4NgzQ

— FreeHK2019 (@dOPJCS8kzSj6W8r) February 16, 2020

Lee Ka Shing was previously reported for acquiring medical supplies using his private jet. Today, frontline staff at Princess Margaret Hospital received N95 from the tycoon.

What a clean slap in the face of HK government.#武漢肺炎#nCoV2019#WuhanCoronavirus#WuhanOutbreak https://t.co/H1muVD6esh pic.twitter.com/eoA9YRafjt

— Jay Lam (@JayLam_HK) February 20, 2020

AppleDaily cites a confidential report from #CarrieLam to #Beijing, saying she would make use of #HongKongers fear of #coronavirus as a political turnaround for city’s Sept legco election pic.twitter.com/QpF3RHNYvv

— Studio Incendo (@studioincendo) February 22, 2020