The most serious or permanent paralyzed in the Hong Kong concert accident, and once posted "Dancing is really happy"

Polar news reporter Man Da Xie Mao

On the evening of July 28, during the concert of the Hong Kong men's group Mirror at the Hong Kong Stadium in Hong Kong, two dancers were injured by a TV screen at high altitude. One person was severely injured. It is estimated that the most serious situation can cause paralysis below the neck. His parents have departed from Canada and rushed back to Hong Kong to visit. Another injured was discharged from the afternoon of the 29th.

Yang Runxiong, director of the Cultural and Sports and Tourism Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, said on July 29 that the accident that happened during the concert during the concert on the evening of the 28th. Coffee breaks.

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According to the Hong Kong "Headline Daily" reported on July 30, the two injured dancers were more serious among the injured dancers. The situation can cause paralysis below the permanent neck. And the actor has completed the second operation on the evening of the 29th, and the situation has not improved much. His parents have departed from Canada to visit Hong Kong. Another wounded was discharged on the afternoon of the 29th.

On the day of the accident, Li Mouyan also posted a photo in the Red Pavilion in the Red Pavilion on his personal social account, saying: "We are enjoying the stage." After the accident, many netizens left a message under the personal social account in the injured person. Blessings, "You must have nothing to do."

Screenshot of Li Mouyan (A MO) social software

The reporter noticed that most of the videos and photos he posted were related to dancing. One of the top dancing videos was: "Dancing is really happy, especially with everyone."

Screenshot of Li Mouyan (A MO) social software

According to Hong Kong media such as the Hong Kong Economic Daily, Li Zekai, chairman of Hong Kong Telecommunications Co., Ltd. and Hong Kong Telecommunications Management Co., Ltd., said that they pay close attention to the incident and extended deep condolences to the wounded and their families. Take the medical expenses and provide assistance, and follow the accident seriously. According to reports, Makerville, a company owned by Mirror, is the Performing Arts Entertainment Company (PCCW) of Hong Kong Telecommunications. Li Zekai is the largest shareholder of PCCW.

(Picture source: Network)

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