Flights back on schedule at Hong Kong airport

Hong Kong: The Hong Kong International Airport returned to normal operations on Wednesday, following clashes between police and protestors. According to CNN, more flights appeared to be running on a schedule based on one of the departure boards at the airport.
Moreover, the airport was cleaned up and graffiti was covered up with white sheets of paper.
As scores of protestors blocked departure areas at the airport, flights from Hong Kong were cancelled or delayed for two days.
Hong Kong Police on Wednesday arrested five people for “possession of offensive weapons and assaulting officers”.
“Police have arrested five persons for offences including unlawful assembly, possession of offensive weapons, assaulting police officers and breaching of the peace,” Sputnik quoted the police’s statement.
Hong Kong government condemned the recent demonstrations of protesters at the Airport which resulted in violence and attacks on police. “The Government severely condemns these violent acts, which are outrageous and have overstepped the bottom line of a civilised society. The Police will take relentless enforcement action to bring the persons involved to justice,” the statement said.