Arena bombing refers to the act of using explosives in large public venues, such as sports arenas or concert halls, to cause mass casualties and instill fear. This tactic is often employed by terrorist groups to target civilians and create widespread panic. The goal is to draw attention to their cause and provoke a response from governments or societies. Such attacks can lead to significant loss of life and injuries, as well as long-lasting psychological effects on survivors and communities. Security measures in public spaces, including metal detectors and surveillance cameras, have been heightened in response to the threat of arena bombing.