Loads of police cars setting up checkpoints at Cross Harbour Tunnel's exit to Kowloon according to @StandNewsHK .

In less than 2 hours, a rally to oppose #NSL, oppose Beijing-backed universal #covid19 test and oppose delay of LegCo election is set to kick off in Kowloon.

Riot police have guarded every crossings on Nathan Road along the planned route of this afternoon's rally (from Jordan Road to Argyle Street) according to @appledaily_hk.

Even side streets are under heavy surveillance and patrolling, the newspaper said.

iCable reported per source that about 2,000 officers are deployed today to hold down the rally in Kowloon. https://ott-news.i-cable.com/en-us/l/open-content?cid=34750&ct=1

Police said on their FB they found three bags of rubbles on a back lane near the rally's starting point and would investigate who put them there.

Meanwhile stop and search is widely carried out in Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok along the marching route - via @StandNewsHK

Police checkpoint is also set up at the Kowloon exit of Western Harbour Crossing and traffic police boarded a double-deck bus to check on passengers via @SocRECorg

More stop and search of youngsters in Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei via live of @StandNewsHK .

Today was originally planned for the general election of Hong Kong's Legislative Council. But the election has been postponed for at least one year by HK gov in the name of #covid19.

Even a man in flip flops is under stop&search outside a KFC branch in Yau Ma Tei via @StandNewsHK live. Police checked the reporter's badge as well when she was filming.

After one riot police demanded reporter of @StandNewsHK to film from aside, another riot police stood right in front of her camera, blocking sight of the boy in black under search behind.

Two young men, including a boy in black and this man in grey, were taken onto a police van after search via @StandNewsHK live.

A water cannon and an armoured truck are now near West Kowloon High Speed Rail Link Terminus according to HK police's own live. A female officer said in VO that the two cars left Sham Shui Po police station around 1.30pm and are patrolling towards Hung Hom Station.

A 62yo woman who is standing alone on Nathan Rd with a hand-written placard told @appledaily_hk "I have lost my last vote. What more is left for me to fear? Hong Kong people, including the police, have lost everything. What more should we fear?"

Sporadic chanting of slogans erupted outside Yue Haw Chinese Products Emporium in Jordan around 2.35pm. Police chased the crowd a bit and tried to set up cordon line near Ning Po St. But no one has been stopped or arrested. Jordan returned to quiet now.

Figo Chan @chrf_hk, Long Hair Leung Kwok-hung and Raphael Wong of League of Social Democrats are now outside Hotel Eaton in Jordan.

Riot police surrounded activists of League of Social Democrats and warned they had violated ban on social gathering as soon as the activists showed a banner and chanted slogans opposing delay of LegCo election.

As the LSD activists started to walk across the road outside Hotel Eaton chanting slogans, a police officer suddenly grabbed Figo Chan and Raphael Wong and accused them of leading an unapproved march with more than 30 people.

An elderly woman was startled and had to be helped by several passengers to walk to the roadside and take a seat after a group of riot police suddenly charged towards a side street she was on.

LSD activists who chanted slogans outside Hotel Eaton were just arrested and taken onto a police bus.

HK Police said two teenagers aged 15 were taken to a police station from Mong Kok MTR station as one didn't bring his ID along and the other was found having the following items in his backpack. Police said it was for the pair's "safety and welfare" and they would contact parents

A woman (seemingly) is lying on the pedestrian outside Langham Place in Mong Kok. A police just felt her pulse but no more are they doing now except for standing around her.

Bold solo - a man dressed himself as a walking billboard advocating "Voting is a right" "Give me back my right to vote"

A number of Student Politicism members - seemingly secondary school students - are surrounded by police as they were handing out masks to passengers in Mong Kok