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Hong Kong police arrest 5 after probe into bomb threat targeting Mayday show

South China Morning PostTuesday, June 3, 2025 at 11:58:46 AM
Hong Kong police arrest 5 after probe into bomb threat targeting Mayday show
Hong Kong police have nabbed five suspects after investigating bomb threats aimed at a Mayday concert—a popular Taiwanese band—alongside online posts pushing for Taiwanese independence and political upheaval in Hong Kong. The threats, sent via email and social media, spanned nearly a month, prompting a swift crackdown by national security forces.
Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about concert safety—it’s another flashpoint in the tense relationship between Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Beijing. Bomb threats mixed with separatist rhetoric put authorities on high alert, especially as cultural events become politicized. For Hong Kong, it underscores how tightly the city’s security apparatus monitors dissent, even when it’s tied to entertainment. For fans, it’s a grim reminder that even music isn’t immune to geopolitical friction.
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