Formerly the most trusted transport system in #HongKong, the #MTR had been a Mercenary Express to carry the disgraced HK Police Force to assault #HongKongProtesters. Both have betrayed the public whom they was supposed to serve and shown loyalty to CCP. pic.twitter.com/h67laz3VNZ

— Summer In Smoke 😷 (@SummerInSmokeHK) September 16, 2019

Shame on Hong Kong MTR#HongKongPoliceTerrorist
#831
#721#SaveHongKong pic.twitter.com/mHVYuuGiHG

— S (@sl_na09) September 11, 2019

[Recap] Hong Kong's MTR releases CCTV screenshots to calm rumours of police raid fatalities, but full footage under wraps https://t.co/EMsB07Kc61 pic.twitter.com/wWajqrF5Ye

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 11, 2019

#mtr must release #cctv footage!!! Where did the 3 missing “red category” (seriously injured) casualties go?! There are only 10 casualties, how can they miscount?! #hongkong https://t.co/B271CJy8CU

— Bayken (@Bayken7) September 11, 2019

With anger in #HongKong directed at the MTR over its role in the #antiELAB protests, many people are refusing to pay for their rides. While most are hopping over the turnstile, this high school girl has figured out a swift kick will get her through.

How cool is she? ❤#SOSHK https://t.co/fIDV0SAaex

— James Buchanan จิมมี่ (@JBuchananBKK) September 11, 2019

Hong Kong Wanchai Metro Station Now! pic.twitter.com/RyY2o6xbCG

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) September 8, 2019

Hong Kong Police is a terrorist organization ! They treat kid violently !#LiberateHK #LiberateHongKong #HongKongHumanRightsandDemocracyAct pic.twitter.com/2gIHiIVfpH

— Wing (@Wing41231272) September 7, 2019

VIDEO: Hong Kong protesters obstruct, torch one of Central MTR station’s entrances https://t.co/240ofOqwu1 #HongKongProtests

(Video: Reuters) pic.twitter.com/2HNd3PVPCC

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) September 8, 2019

Chinese Meme from Hong Kong protest on Weibo: “4 Little Dragons 🐉 of HK Metro”

4 Hong Kong Uncles who faced off against attacks by Hong Kong protesters in Prince Edward MTR station

Play on 4 Asian Tiger Economies 亞洲四小龍 h/t @TimppaKarjalai1 pic.twitter.com/FPW4AWEqt8

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) September 3, 2019

5 of 5: Hang Hau MTR staff shut down gate as protests turn chaotic https://t.co/U39M2KtnMp #hongkongprotests

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) September 5, 2019

Tin Shui Wai student human chain protest tonight 9pm, starting at Tin Shui Wai MTR Exit C#antiELAB #FreedomHK #HongKong #HongKongProtests #SOSHK #ChiNazi #HongKongWay pic.twitter.com/Vw5B2fQNzF

— HKDemoNow (@hkdemonow) September 5, 2019

At Po Lam MTR Station, a grandpa is waving the British HK flag. He's a store owner nearby. Police inside station for reasons unknown. With the bill withdrawn, I've got a feeling upcoming protests will focus heavily on #PoliceBrutality#HongKong #HongKongProtesters pic.twitter.com/jeQalDeaRY

— woppa 🎗😷 (@Woppa1Woppa) September 4, 2019

NEW: This is how some in #HongKong are responding to Carrie Lam's speech:

The MTR just announced it has temporarily closed Po Lam station due to "public activities".

Some ticket gates have been vandalised, while the customer service centre is filled with protest slogans. https://t.co/LZtqRc7sNh

— Eric Cheung (@EricCheungwc) September 4, 2019

People gathering at Po Lam station in Hong Kong and urging travelers not to pay at check-in/out as protest against the MTR corporation for their recent role. pic.twitter.com/zGwBIF2Qsl

— mag1c (@mag1c14) September 4, 2019

Mtr staff tried to close B1 exit of Prince Edward MTR station at 21:10.
After bystander/customer protest they opened up the doors again.#antiELAB #HongKong #HongKongProtest pic.twitter.com/mDjTSsyydR

— LostDutch (@lostdutchhk) September 4, 2019

An MTR press release said there was damage on Sunday night to 11 stations: Tung Chung, Tsing Yi, Lam Tin, Kwun Tong, Diamond Hill, Lok Fu, Tsuen Wan, Lai King, Sha Tin, Siu Hong and Tin Shui Wai.

Full story: https://t.co/a1esE8TY4g. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiEAB pic.twitter.com/Qnai2VQfc8

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 1, 2019

[8.31 00:52] (part 2) A foreigner was under Hong Kong Police’s brutalities at Lai King MTR Station.#NoPoliceBrutality #FreeHK #StandwithHK #HongKong #HongKongProtestors #Eye4HK #香港加油 #traveltips pic.twitter.com/MnjBV2SChk

— Hong Kong Citizens (@HongKon46358937) August 31, 2019

Crucial questions remain vis-à-vis #China #HongKong & our global systemic future: “Do you agree w/the rule of law?”—24yr Western resident of Hong Kong detained 31Aug at MTR’s Lai King Station #荔景站 #antiELAB #反送中 #加油香港 #StandWithHongKong #法治 https://t.co/vo0rxFgSih

— Wes Andrews (@Wes_Andrews) September 1, 2019

In this video, Hong King citizens are driving Hong Kong Police out of MTR station and keep calling them GANGSTERS. #StandWithHongKong #PoliceTerrorism #PoliceBrutalitiy #HongKongProtest https://t.co/SuDNlNFFw2

— ワウ (@evenavi_hker) September 2, 2019

Urgent: Anyone know this man so we can help him? A tourist is arrested (and attacked) by riot police in Hong Kong Lai King MTR station. I feel sorry that Hong Kong is no longer free to visit.. #HongKong #SOSHK #HongKongPolice #PoliceBrutality #hkberkut pic.twitter.com/WMKkyxa8Ni

— Charlotte (@saladstweeting) August 31, 2019

[8.31] (part 3) A foreigner was under Hong Kong Police’s brutalities at Lai King MTR Station.

The foreigner was arrested and asking ‘what charge is that?’ The Hong Kong Police Force didn’t response and allow unknown pedestrian to take a selfie. #NoPoliceBrutality #HongKong pic.twitter.com/kw69zCkSCt

— Hong Kong Citizens (@HongKon46358937) August 31, 2019