The dancer, who was hit by a big screen at the Hong Kong boy band Mirror concert on July 28, awoke from the coma on Sunday (7). The 27yearold has been in Queen Elizabeth Hospital for eleven days since the accident. Mo Li Kaiyin’s family told the Chinese newspaper South China Morning Post about the dancer’s health condition. According to relatives, the band member is already able to communicate fundamentally after two surgical procedures.
“Kaiyin has woken up and needs everyone’s prayers and encouragement so that with God’s grace he may recover as soon as possible and possibly return to the stage,” said the artist’s father, Derek Li. The man also asked the audience, to pray for Chang Tszfung and Zisac Law Takch, two other dancers in the band who suffered minor injuries. “Pray for the emotionally affected people that they can return to their normal lives,” Mo Li’s father wished. The singer’s parents, who reside in Canada, traveled to Hong Kong, China to visit their son, who has been in intensive care for 11 days.
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According to doctors at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Kaiyin is still at risk of becoming a quadriplegic as a result of the accident and may not be able to move from neck to feet. The boy was crushed by one of the five screens in the performance he was putting on at the Hong Kong Coliseum. The projector hit the third and fourth sections of the dancer’s cervical vertebrae, and the collision also caused head and lung injuries.
The incident is still under investigation and officials said the Hong Kong Ministry of Recreation and Culture has already conducted two task force visits to the scene of the accident. According to the investigators, new knowledge was gained about the possible cause of the technical error that led to the crash of the LED panel. As evidence, police collected six screens, their respective support frames, and a broken screw at the scene. The task force also determined that one of the metal cables holding the screen broke, causing the fall.
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The band “Mirror” was performing on stage at the Hong Kong Coliseum on July 28 when one of the five playback screens broke off the metal structure and fell on two of the band’s 12 members. The moment of the accident was captured in stunning videos that went viral online. Immediately after the event, the show was canceled and the audience was asked to leave the stadium.
The members of the band “Mirror” were marked by serious safety problems three days before the show’s performance. (Photo: Playback/Instagram)
This was the fourth performance in a series of twelve performances entitled “MIRROR.WEARE”. The boy band’s concert series began on July 25 and was scheduled to continue through August 5, but the remaining eight concerts were canceled by producers Music Nation and MarkerVille following the accident. watch the video [Imagens fortes]:
#BREAK: A horrific accident happened when a Hong Kong singingdancing boy band held their first concert, injuring at least two dancers. Both are said to have been conscious when they were taken to the hospital. pic.twitter.com/y3c7MVyUmn
— Ezra Cheung (@ezracheungtoto) July 28, 2022
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