Canadian singer The Weeknd held a concert at the Kai Tak Sports Park in Hong Kong, drawing large crowds of fans. On October 30, the police launched a crackdown on the illegal sale of concert tickets in the area, arresting a 43-year-old man from mainland China for "violating permit conditions." The organizer of the concert subsequently declared the involved tickets as invalid. A video circulated online showing the police arresting a man at the pedestrian path outside the venue, who was reportedly handcuffed. Some netizens witnessed the process and claimed that the arrest was due to the illegal ticket scalping. The police stated that approximately 43-year-old man, who came to Hong Kong with a double-entry permit, was selling tickets outside the Kai Tak retail center. After intercepting him, the police subsequently posted on social media that the man had sold two concert tickets for that night at a price higher than the face value, leading the organizer to invalidate the tickets. The police emphasized their continued efforts to combat ticket scalping and advised the public to purchase tickets through legitimate channels to avoid losses from invalid tickets. The Weeknd's "After Hours Til Dawn Tour" Hong Kong leg is scheduled for performances on October 30 and 31 at the Kai Tak Sports Park main venue. The police expressed their determination to continue cracking down on scalpers.