A false alarm about a hidden camera in a women's restroom at Taipei's Nangang Exhibition Center caused panic among visitors, though police found no recording device.

• A warning post on Threads claimed a man dressed as a woman had installed a pinhole camera in a women's restroom at the exhibition hall.
• Police and forensic staff searched the restroom and the man and found no camera or any evidence of filming.
• Officers stopped a 62-year-old man matching the description — red shirt and jeans — at the scene.
• He is still being sent to the Shilin District Court under public order law for disturbing a public place by entering the women's restroom.

Outlook: The court will decide on a penalty for the public order violation, with no criminal filming charges expected.