Jay Chou's concert | Police urge public not to climb fence to watch show

Jay Chou held concerts at the Central Harbourfront Event Space from May 5 to 7, May 10 to 11 and May 13. During those concerts, many fans flocked to the venue to listen to the songs, making the scene chaotic.

Today's (May 14) concert is the last one of Jay Chou. In order to enable the public to safely participate in tonight's activities at Central Harbourfront Event Space, the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) said they will operate according to risk assessment, timely implementation of crowd management measures, including the implementation of one-way crowd management in crowded road sections, or temporary closure of overcrowded areas to divert the crowd and reduce the risk.

According to HKPF, the public should avoid staying in crowded areas and not climb fences, planters and buildings to watch the show.

The police also urge the public to take public transportation to these locations and avoid driving as much as possible; illegally parked vehicles may be ticketed or towed away without warning, and the public should follow the instructions of the police officers present.