More Hong Kong protests planned as metro limps back to business

Hong Kong's metro rail system will shut early again on Thursday to allow time to repair damaged facilities, its operator said as the city braced for more anti-government demonstrations after a string of violent protests in the Asian financial hub.<div class="feedflare">
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