Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said the ban was needed as a 'deterrent to radical behavior' following months of anti-government protests.
The Hong Kong government has banned the use of face masks in an effort to quell the months-long protests that have plunged the semi-autonomous city into chaos.
"We must stop the violence," Lam said."Now, it's all over Hong Kong." She claimed that the new measure would be"an effective deterrent to radical behavior."
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