Long queues mark final day as Hong Kong bookstore closes after raid

An independent Hong Kong bookstore has shut its doors six weeks after a national security police raid, drawing long queues of customers on its final day following four years in business.
Readers wound down the dim staircase of a Prince Edward tenement building on Sunday afternoon, with some waiting up to 45 minutes to enter the third-floor bookstore, Have a Nice Stay.
The closure followed a mid-July operation by national security officers, who raided the shop alongside nearby Greenfield...