The large electronic screen dropped and wounded two actors.

Ji Mei News reporter Yu Yuan

On the evening of July 28, the Hong Kong men's group Mirror held a concert in the Red Pavilion. During the performance, a giant electronic screen above the stage suddenly fell, hitting two dancers in the center of the stage. On July 29, Jimu Journalists interviewed that the Mirror Men's Team started a concert in the Red Pavilion since July 25. Of the 4 consecutive concerts, three of them had stage problems.

Screenshot of network video

The online video shows that on the evening of July 28, the actors on the stage were focusing on performing. Suddenly, a giant electronic screen on the top of the stage first loses the balance of balance, and then fell quickly to hit a dancer below the stage. Immediately afterwards, the short -standing stage turned to the side and hit another dancer. The audience at the scene exclaimed, and the other actors on the stage rushed forward to check the situation of the smashed personnel.

According to Hong Kong media reports, the police said that the two wounded were taken to local hospitals for treatment and sober when they were sent to the hospital. One of them was injured in the head and cervical spine, and the injury was serious. Another pelvic bone and cervical spine were injured, and the condition was stable. There were also three audiences at the scene who felt uncomfortable after seeing the accident, and they needed to be sent to the hospital.

Jimu Journalists noticed that the Mirror Men's Team held a concert in the Red Pavilion for 4 consecutive days since July 25. In 4 consecutive concerts, including a total of 3 concerts, there was a stage problem. In the first game, when a member danced on the lifting platform, the lifting platform suddenly got stuck, making him caught off guard, and almost fell down. In the second game, because the stage lights were dim, the fence was not installed by the stage, and a member stepped down on the air.

In this regard, Li Jiachao, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, said: "I was shocked by the serious accidents that happened during the concert during the concert of Hong Kong Stadium on July 28th. The director of the Cultural and Sports and Tourism Bureau has been contacted to instruct the Kangle and Cultural Affairs Department to investigate the incidents with relevant departments, and review the safety requirements of similar performance activities to ensure the performance of performers, staff and public security. "

Yang Runxiong, director of the Cultural and Sports and Sports Bureau of the SAR Government, also said that he was very concerned about the incident. He has asked the Cultural Services Department to set up a group coordinated by the Assistant Director to investigate the causes and follow up with the Labor Office and relevant persons. He expressed condolences to the accidental wounded, hoping that they could recover soon. Due to the accident, the SAR Government has instructed the concert to be suspended until the stage structure confirmed safety.

Public information shows that the Red Pavilion was officially opened on April 27, 1983. As the name suggests, it was originally a venue for large -scale sports activities in Hong Kong, but later became the temple of popular culture in Hong Kong. A spokesman at the Kangle and Cultural Affairs Department once told the media, "For many popular singers in Hong Kong, boarding the Hong Kong Stadium marks an important milestone in their acting career or singing career. Dream venue of the concert. "

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