Hong Kong Red Pavilion Concert's large -screen falling system steel cable breaks, industry insiders: continuous performance or negligence inspection

Ji Mei News reporter Yu Yuan

Video editing Li Xiaoxue

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, one of them was seriously injured. Yang Runxiong, director of the Cultural and Sports and Tourism Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, said on the 29th that the initial understanding of the cause of the accident was one of the steel cables.

In this regard, a person in the industry who has been engaged in performing arts for more than 30 years told Jimu Journalists that under normal circumstances, before each concert was held, the performance equipment was inspected. When the device performs daily inspection, there is a paralysis. "

Mr. Zhang, who has been engaged in performing arts for more than 30 years, has witnessed a tragedy caused by electronic screen falls in 2016. Mr. Zhang told Jimu Journalists that he participated in a performance event somewhere, when he was equipped with a large 60 -square -meter large electronic screen on the stage. Because the main venue is located outdoors, considering the possible wind and other factors, the stage construction party should have set up 8 steel wire ropes to fix the electronic screen on the electronic screen. No safety rope installed.

"The screen was almost smashed in an instant, and the actor was too late to respond at all." Mr. Zhang said that the accident that caused one actor to die unfortunately, and the other two actors were injured.

Mr. Zhang said that after seeing the news of the red museum's electronic screen fall early in the morning, he remembered the scene of that year. He saw in the video that only one electronic screen was dropped at the time, and the other electronic screens were not affected, indicating that the overall truss architecture did not have any problems, so it was only possible that the screen itself or the hanging accessories had problems.

In Mr. Zhang's opinion, since the same idol group has continuously opened 4 concerts in the Red Pavilion in a row, it may be the same team responsible for the construction of the 4 concert stage. Considering that it is a continuous performance, the relevant staff are facing the equipment. When conducting daily examinations, there may be paralysis. "Under normal circumstances, before each concert is held, the performance equipment should be checked."

Mr. Chen, who has been engaged in the stage of the stage for many years, also believes that in the Red Pavilion's electronic screen falling incident, relevant personnel may not do the equipment debugging and inspection. Mr. Chen said that when he built a stage electronic screen for large performances, he would generally debug the device before the actor rehearsal. "I will adjust the equipment power to the maximum. An accident. "

Mr. Chen also introduced to Jimu Journalist that on -site videos can be clearly seen that the electronic screen in the Red Pavilion was tilted first, and then fell to the ground soon, indicating that the screen may not be installed on the "last" security insurance equipment. Under normal circumstances, if the device is equipped with a safety buckle and a safety rope, tragedy may be avoided. "It does not mean that the safety rope is installed, and the screen will definitely not fall, but it is certain that there is a buffer delay of the safety rope with the buffer delay of the safety rope Darmament, the actor has at least a short response time to avoid. "

Yang Runxiong, director of the Cultural and Sports and Tourism Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, said on the 29th that the accident that happened during the concert during the concert on the evening of the 28th, involving a large screen connected by two steel cables. fracture.

Earlier reports: Industry insiders talked about the Hong Kong "Red Pavilion" concert accident: safety rope absent

(Source: Polar News)

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