Hong Kong official warns booksellers on security risks after raids

Hong Kong police **warns** booksellers. An official tells them to be careful about security risks. This news comes after police make many visits to bookstores. They look for books that are not allowed under a new security law.

Police have done these **raids** three times in just four months. During these visits, they take people away. These **arrests** make booksellers afraid. They worry about what books they can sell. Some bookstores even close their doors because of this.

The new law is about national security. It says some things are against the law, like saying bad things about the government. People worry this law stops them from reading what they want. It makes it difficult for small shops to sell different kinds of books.