HONG KONG: The island-state reduced rail and bus links to the city’s airport on Sunday and police stepped up security checks in a bid to scupper plans by pro-democracy protesters to disrupt the bustling transport hub.
The airport — the world’s eighth busiest — has become a frequent target for a protest movement pushing for greater democratic rights and police accountability.
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