A Tense Calm Settles Over Hong Kong In Wake Of Violence Between Police And Protesters

The protests on Wednesday had forced the predominantly pro-Beijing Legislative Council to delay a second reading of the extradition bill and lawmakers said Thursday that no further debate on the legislation has been scheduled in the wake of the unrest.
The BBC reports that at least 72 people ranging in age from 15 to 66 were injured in Wednesday's violence.
Hong Kong police chief Stephen Lo said 11 people had been arrested in Wednesday's protests. He said 22 officers had been wounded in the confrontations.