Tear gas smoke flooding into SSP station. Exit C filled with smoke. Might sign off soon as I didn’t bring enough gear today. #antiELAB pic.twitter.com/KDXYdvpP0c

— Hsiuwen Liu 劉修彣 (@liuhsiuwen) August 14, 2019

Riot police appeared in #shamshuipo and attempted to fire tear gas, not much protestors seen pic.twitter.com/QANXDCJIhX

— Cloudy (@lanzgalo) August 14, 2019

We are on a feature shoot in Sham Shui Po when we are caught up with the aftermath of tonight’s “religious gathering”.

Tear gas can be smelled across Sham Shui Po, as @hkpoliceforce have been deploying them in this densely populated neighbourhood. pic.twitter.com/RI1iWS56IE

— Eric Cheung (@EricCheungwc) August 14, 2019

Hong Kong police fire tear gas at demonstrators in Sham Shui Po https://t.co/FgEY6t3z2N pic.twitter.com/3CMFmOVSRX

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) August 14, 2019

Hong Kong police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters gather outside Sham Shui Po station https://t.co/nd4yG4R1Li

— Denise Tsang (@denise_tsang) August 14, 2019

Watch @euronews's broadcast: Hong Kong protests continue as protesters and police stand off in the Sham Shui Po dis… https://t.co/wBZqI9UWZP

— Social Zebra Digital – Breaking Real News 🇺🇸🦓 (@CatalystIntelli) August 14, 2019

A woman living several blocks away in Sham Shui Po told reporters that she and a 6-month-old baby in her apartment were heavily affected by the police's tear gas, of which they had no prior notice.

Photo: Stand News. #HongKong #antiELAB https://t.co/kmLJLFCnSX pic.twitter.com/O6MW13sbnH

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) August 14, 2019

You made another terrible move here @hkpoliceforce

Keeping track still? @hkpolicerecord@UNHumanRights#HongKongProtests#shamshuipo#HongKongPolice#HongKong https://t.co/vPTheM45Ga

— holdincourt #TeamHax (@holdincourt) August 14, 2019