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Attack on govt buildings extreme: HK's Lam

This fully reflects the inclusiveness of Hong Kong society and the core values we attach to peace and order," Lam said

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Police walk next to the Legislative Council building in Hong Kong on July 2, a day after protesters broke into it. Pic/AFP

Police walk next to the Legislative Council building in Hong Kong on July 2, a day after protesters broke into it. Pic/AFP

Hong Kong: Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam condemned the takeover of the city's legislature by protesters as an "extreme use of violence" and vowed to go after those who trashed the building and fled before the riot police moved in.

Chief Executive Carrie Lam said she was "angry" and "saddened" by Monday's violence during which protesters rammed the glass facade of the Legislative Council building before storming into the main parliamentary chamber and vandalising property. Hundreds of policemen had to use tear gas to clear the building.

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