<p>香港当局已逮捕两名女性，因其在一场音乐会场馆附近非法兜售商品，并收到四起关于未经授权的商贩出售 K-pop 组合 Blackpink 商品的投诉。在这支受欢迎的韩国女子乐队的三场音乐会最后一晚的前几个小时，《邮报》记者在启德体育馆附近发现约十名小贩在未经官方批准的情况下出售商品。自周六音乐会开始以来，社交媒体 Threads 上分享的照片显示，商贩在场馆附近出售 Blackpink 商品，一些用户声称某些商品是伪造的。香港食品环境卫生署在周一晚上回复《邮报》时表示，已密切监控并对启德站广场周围的小贩采取执法行动。该部门表示，周一其官员逮捕了两名因兜售商品和妨碍公共秩序的女性，同时对一名男性因后者罪行发出了固定罚款通知。官员们还查获了与兜售活动相关的四批被遗弃的商品。休闲及文化事务署的发言人确认，周六和周日收到四起关于政府管理的公园区域内未经授权销售的投诉。他表示：“休闲及文化事务署将继续加强对启德站广场的管理，并在启德体育公园举行大型活动时，增派人员进行巡逻和处理潜在违规行为。” 该公园表示，只有获得授权的经销商才能在指定地点出售商品，并补充说，前线工作人员会要求参与未经授权销售的个人离开场馆。在周一晚上 7 点音乐会开始前的几个小时，《邮报》记者观察到许多小贩在场馆外出售各种商品，包括钥匙链、扇子、小毛绒玩具、粉色 T 恤和卡片夹，同时躲避政府官员和启德体育公园的保安。食品环境卫生署的官员驱散了一些商贩，并在启德地铁站周围驻守——这是通往场馆的主要通道之一——但随着夜幕降临，仍然可以看到约十名小贩在通往场馆的通道上。两名卖家表示，他们的目标是那些希望购买官方商品而不想排长队，或是寻找已经售罄商品的粉丝。一名小贩表示，官方商品的销售 “利润非常微薄”，每个应援棒的利润低至几十港元。形状像粉色锤子的特别版应援棒是最受欢迎的商品，价格在 400 港元至 560 港元（约合 51.20 美元至 71.80 美元）之间，较官方零售价高出约 100 港元。另一名商贩则出售装在塑料袋里的 T 恤，坚称产品是真品，并向假装顾客的《邮报》记者展示了官方标志。虽然 T 恤的标价为 350 港元，但该商贩表示她以 200 港元出售，因为只剩下较大尺码。她补充说，希望在 “回去” 大陆之前清理掉剩余库存。一些小贩还出售来自中国电商巨头淘宝的产品，如印有 Blackpink 成员面孔的心形扇子、透明黑粉色手提袋和印花围巾。海关及消费税局表示，目前尚未收到任何关于伪造商品的相关报告，并呼吁公众向当局举报可疑活动。该部门表示：“海关将对此问题进行调查。如果发现违反《商品说明条例》（TDO），将采取适当的执法行动。” 根据法律，任何被发现出售或持有伪造商标商品的人，最高可处以 50 万港元罚款和最长五年的监禁。</p>

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<p>香港当局逮捕了两名女性，因为她们在演唱会场馆附近兜售未经授权的 Blackpink 商品。有关未经授权的商贩销售商品的投诉被报告，其中一些商品被指控为假冒。食品环境卫生署对该地区进行了监控，处以罚款并查扣商品。尽管执法，许多小贩仍继续销售钥匙扣和 T 恤等商品，价格通常高于官方定价。海关和消费税局尚未收到假冒商品的报告，但呼吁公众举报可疑活动。违反商标法的行为将面临严厉的处罚</p>

<p>Hong Kong authorities have arrested two women for hawking and received four complaints about unauthorised vendors selling merchandise for K-pop group Blackpink near a concert venue over the past few days. Hours ahead of the final night of the three-concert series of the popular Korean girl band on Monday, a Post reporter spotted about a dozen hawkers near Kai Tak Stadium, selling the merchandise without official approval. Since the concerts began on Saturday, photos shared on Threads have shown vendors selling Blackpink items near the arena, with some users alleging that certain items were counterfeit. In a reply to the Post, the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department said on Monday night that it had been closely monitoring and taking enforcement actions against hawkers around Kai Tak Station Square. The department said its officers on Monday arrested two women for hawking and causing public obstruction, while a fixed penalty notice was issued to a man for the latter offence. Officers also seized four batches of abandoned goods linked to hawking activities. A spokesman for the Leisure and Cultural Services Department confirmed it received four complaints regarding unauthorised sales within the government-managed park area on Saturday and Sunday. “The Leisure and Cultural Services Department will continue to strengthen the management of Kai Tak Station Plaza and deploy additional staff to patrol and handle potential violations when there are large-scale events at Kai Tak Sports Park,” he said. The park said only authorised dealers could sell their commodities in designated locations under its rules, adding that frontline staff would request individuals involved in unauthorised sales to leave the venue. In the hours leading up to the 7pm concert on Monday, the Post reporter observed many hawkers outside the venue selling a variety of goods including keychains, fans, small plushy dolls, pink T-shirts and card holders, while evading government officers and security guards at Kai Tak Sports Park. Officers from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department dispersed some vendors and stationed themselves around the Kai Tai MTR station – one of the main access points to the venue – but about a dozen hawkers were still seen along the passageway leading towards the arena as the evening progressed. A pair of sellers said they targeted fans looking to buy official merchandise without waiting in long queues, or for items that had sold out. One hawker said the sales of official merchandise only yielded “very narrow margins”, with profits as low as a few dozen Hong Kong dollars per light stick. Special edition light sticks shaped like pink hammers were among the most popular items, priced between HK$400 and HK$560 (US$51.20 and US$71.80), with the higher price roughly HK$100 above the official retail rate. Another vendor, offering T-shirts packed in plastic bags, insisted that the products were genuine, displaying the official logo to the Post reporter posing as a customer. While the marked price of the T-shirt was HK$350, the vendor said she was selling it for HK$200 as only larger sizes remained. She added that she hoped to clear her remaining stock before “going back” to the mainland. Some hawkers also sold products sourced from Chinese e-commerce giant Taobao, such as heart-shaped fans printed with faces of Blackpink members, transparent black-and-pink tote bags, and printed scarves. The Customs and Excise Department said it had not received any related reports on counterfiet goods so far, urging the public to report suspicious activities to the authorities. “Customs will look into the issue. If there is any violation of the TDO [Trade Descriptions Ordinance], it will take appropriate enforcement actions,” the department said. Under the law, anyone found selling or possessing goods with a forged trademark faces a maximum fine of HK$500,000 and imprisonment of up to five years.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>香港当局已逮捕两名女性，因其在一场音乐会场馆附近非法兜售商品，并收到四起关于未经授权的商贩出售 K-pop 组合 Blackpink 商品的投诉。在这支受欢迎的韩国女子乐队的三场音乐会最后一晚的前几个小时，《邮报》记者在启德体育馆附近发现约十名小贩在未经官方批准的情况下出售商品。自周六音乐会开始以来，社交媒体 Threads 上分享的照片显示，商贩在场馆附近出售 Blackpink 商品，一些用户声称某些商品是伪造的。香港食品环境卫生署在周一晚上回复《邮报》时表示，已密切监控并对启德站广场周围的小贩采取执法行动。该部门表示，周一其官员逮捕了两名因兜售商品和妨碍公共秩序的女性，同时对一名男性因后者罪行发出了固定罚款通知。官员们还查获了与兜售活动相关的四批被遗弃的商品。休闲及文化事务署的发言人确认，周六和周日收到四起关于政府管理的公园区域内未经授权销售的投诉。他表示：“休闲及文化事务署将继续加强对启德站广场的管理，并在启德体育公园举行大型活动时，增派人员进行巡逻和处理潜在违规行为。” 该公园表示，只有获得授权的经销商才能在指定地点出售商品，并补充说，前线工作人员会要求参与未经授权销售的个人离开场馆。在周一晚上 7 点音乐会开始前的几个小时，《邮报》记者观察到许多小贩在场馆外出售各种商品，包括钥匙链、扇子、小毛绒玩具、粉色 T 恤和卡片夹，同时躲避政府官员和启德体育公园的保安。食品环境卫生署的官员驱散了一些商贩，并在启德地铁站周围驻守——这是通往场馆的主要通道之一——但随着夜幕降临，仍然可以看到约十名小贩在通往场馆的通道上。两名卖家表示，他们的目标是那些希望购买官方商品而不想排长队，或是寻找已经售罄商品的粉丝。一名小贩表示，官方商品的销售 “利润非常微薄”，每个应援棒的利润低至几十港元。形状像粉色锤子的特别版应援棒是最受欢迎的商品，价格在 400 港元至 560 港元（约合 51.20 美元至 71.80 美元）之间，较官方零售价高出约 100 港元。另一名商贩则出售装在塑料袋里的 T 恤，坚称产品是真品，并向假装顾客的《邮报》记者展示了官方标志。虽然 T 恤的标价为 350 港元，但该商贩表示她以 200 港元出售，因为只剩下较大尺码。她补充说，希望在 “回去” 大陆之前清理掉剩余库存。一些小贩还出售来自中国电商巨头淘宝的产品，如印有 Blackpink 成员面孔的心形扇子、透明黑粉色手提袋和印花围巾。海关及消费税局表示，目前尚未收到任何关于伪造商品的相关报告，并呼吁公众向当局举报可疑活动。该部门表示：“海关将对此问题进行调查。如果发现违反《商品说明条例》（TDO），将采取适当的执法行动。” 根据法律，任何被发现出售或持有伪造商标商品的人，最高可处以 50 万港元罚款和最长五年的监禁。</p>
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两名女性因在演唱会上利用 Blackpink 商品热潮牟利而被捕