KUALA LUMPUR, November 22 — Communication and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil has officially announced that organizers of tonight’s Coldplay concert have agreed to implement a “kill switch” for the event. This confirmation comes in response to protests by Perikatan Nasional (PN), who opposed the government’s decision to proceed with the concert. Fahmi expressed confidence in the British band, citing its support for the Palestinian cause as a positive aspect. He emphasized that the prime minister also acknowledged Coldplay’s backing of Palestine, reassuring the public about the concert’s success.
Fahmi further advised attendees to consider using public transport for the event and assured that transportation services would be available until late. The implementation of a “kill switch” is a precautionary measure aimed at ensuring the smooth and secure conduct of the Coldplay concert. The concert has garnered attention not only for its musical performance but also due to political controversies surrounding it. Despite the protests, organizers and authorities are taking measures to address concerns and facilitate a successful and incident-free event.
