As the pro-democracy tabloid, Apple Daily announced it was printing its last edition on June 24, over a hundred people created a huge queue snaking around a whole block to be sure to obtain one copy of
As the pro-democracy tabloid, Apple Daily announced it was printing its last edition on June 24, over a hundred people created a huge queue snaking around a whole block to be sure to obtain one copy of the newspaper as it hit the newsstands.
As 1 am rang, a woman was the first to grab few copies of the newspaper, leading to a media scrum around the scene.
Apple Daily concluded its 26 years of publication with a headline reading “Hongkongers’ sorrowful goodbye: we support Apple Daily.” in traditional Chinese (traditional Chinese characters are used in Hong Kong, as opposed to simplified Chinese used in the mainland).
The footage also includes a view of the whole contents of the last edition, as well as a still shot in Mongkok with the paper.
This is the moment copies of the last edition of Hong Kong's pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily hit news-stands in the city's..
Hundreds of Hongkongers queue around the block after midnight in the city's Mongkok district to get a chance of purchasing a copy..