Dangerous Goods Humour Column: Siu Fan's Security Check on Leaving Hong Kong Sets Off Loud Beeping
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On 20 October 2026, the lifestyle section of the Hong Kong Economic Times published the humour column “Dangerous Goods”, recounting that when Siu Fan passed through security while leaving Hong Kong, the machine suddenly sounded a loud alarm and Customs asked her seriously what dangerous items she was carrying. The report only presents this security-check scene; it does not explain why the machine sounded, what items Siu Fan was actually carrying, or whether she was subsequently allowed through or what follow-up handling there was. The whole piece was published as a humour column, and the incident details are limited to the above account.
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The humour column “Dangerous Goods” recounts that when Siu-fan left Hong Kong and went through security, the machine suddenly beeped loudly and customs sternly asked her what dangerous items she was carrying.
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