Hong Kong police take away seven people in Causeway Bay on Thursday, the 37th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. Multiple outlets report the arrests occur during increased patrols around areas where previous commemorations have been held. Police stop, search and remove five men and two women aged 17 to 79 who appear to be in the area near Great George Street. Accounts describe some of the group as carrying flowers and dressed in black. The police say the individuals are suspected of “disrupting order.” Names reported by one outlet include Chan Po-ying, a former chairwoman of the League of Social Democrats, and activist Virginia Fung King-man. The reporting indicates officers conduct the stops late on Thursday evening and move the people away following searches. The incident follows the anniversary and takes place in a location associated with past public vigils and related activity. Authorities do not cite any further specific allegations beyond disrupting order, and there is no immediate public comment from the detained people in the reports.