Mirror concert accident: Boy band ‘will not give up’ and will bounce back, says member Keung To


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Keung To from Mirror wrote on social media: 'Will not give up. We will not give up. We will definitely stand up. We will face everything together.' Photo: Keung To/Instagram

A core member of popular Hong Kong boy band Mirror has broken his silence on a horrific stage accident a week ago that critically injured a dancer, vowing that the group will not give up and will get back on its feet to face challenges.

Keung To, 23, posted a message on Instagram to his 900,400 followers in the early hours of Thursday (Aug 4), writing in Chinese: “Will not give up. We will not give up. Must stand up and face everything together.”

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