Mirror concert accident: Don't blame the HK boy band, dancers urge public


By AGENCY
A large video screen fell from the ceiling during Mirror's performance on July 28, injuring three dancers.

The 23 dancers who were involved in Mirror's concerts have urged the public not to blame the popular Hong Kong boy band after a dancer was seriously injured during a show last week.

A large video screen fell from the ceiling during the performance on Thursday (July 28) night, injuring three dancers, including "Ah Mo" Lee Kai Yin, 27, who is currently in critical condition. His parents have flown from Canada to Hong Kong to visit him in hospital.

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