Heavenly King Andy Lau held the final concert of his tour on the 10th in Hong Kong, attracting numerous fans to the Hong Kong Coliseum. However, multiple false reports occurred that night, ranging from fire alarms and fights to suspicious vehicles. Police received at least 8 reports throughout the night, all confirmed to be false after investigation. Authorities stated that all report calls came from the same number, and the case is currently being treated as a "waste of police resources."
The first report occurred on the night of the 10th at 8:51 PM when someone claiming to be a staff member of the Coliseum reported an electrical fire backstage with injuries. Firefighters and paramedics quickly arrived but found no fire. Subsequently, until after 10 PM, there were consecutive reports of a suspicious vehicle, people fighting, an audience member feeling unwell, white powder on seats, a bomb on stage, etc. After investigation, all were false. All reports originated from the same phone number, but the reporter was not found on site. Police initially believe these events were maliciously false reports and have launched an investigation.
Four Heavenly Kings Performing Together?
After Andy Lau ended his performance that night, he held a celebration banquet and modestly gave himself a score of 70. This concert involved high-difficulty performances and had a stage accident. Later, considering the concern of his wife Carol Chu and fans, the actions were adjusted. When asked if his wife and daughter were there to support, he rarely showed affection, stating he feels more at ease when Carol is present.
This tour has completed 72 shows. When asked by the media whether he will perform in more places or try the new Kai Tak main venue, he said there's no conclusion yet. Netizens are eagerly asking for a concert by the Four Heavenly Kings. He strongly agrees, expressing his desire to try it, "After all, the Four Heavenly Kings are from the same era, and if it can happen, it would be a grand event."
News Source: ETtoday Starlight Cloud, Liberty Entertainment, Sing Tao Daily