Hong Kong police conduct raids at two independent bookstores and arrest several people on national security grounds, according to reporting from The New York Times and the South China Morning Post. The operation targets booksellers linked to independent shops that carry humanities-related titles. The South China Morning Post says officers searched Have a Nice Stay bookshop in Prince Edward and Greenfield Book Store in Mong Kok, seizing books during the searches and making multiple arrests. The New York Times reports that police detain booksellers as part of a broader national security crackdown, noting that other booksellers have been detained in recent months. Both outlets describe the bookstores as independently owned. The reports do not provide detailed charges in the excerpts provided. The actions are presented as part of ongoing enforcement under Hong Kong’s national security framework, with authorities using raids and arrests aimed at individuals connected to the sale or handling of certain publications.