It has been more than two months since the men’s group MIRROR fell off the screen during a concert at the Hung Hom Stadium, injuring a dancer. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department, which is leading the cross-departmental investigation, said that the investigation is nearing completion, and relevant reports will be compiled and released as soon as possible after completion. Ah Mo’s father, Pastor Li Shenglin, sent a prayer letter to the faithful today (October 1) at about 10:00 pm, mentioning that after 2 months of treatment, Ah Mo’s abdominal muscles and pectoral muscles have improved, but they still cannot Spontaneous coughing and spitting up phlegm and salivation. Pastor Li pointed out that Mo expects to have his neck brace removed next weekend to face further treatment. He also hopes that this investigation report can find out the ins and outs of the incident as soon as possible, so that Mo, the performers and the public can be given justice and an explanation, and make a statement. Reasonable handling and follow-up.
After the accident, the LCSD requested the relevant venues and performance groups to suspend the performance of some mechanical devices. The department responded to media enquiries that it had announced earlier that three measures were implemented to ensure the safety of performers, staff and audiences at its performance venues. short-term measures continue.
According to the department’s earlier announcement, the measures include requiring the hirer to re-examine the stage design and the mechanical devices installed by the hirer to ensure safety to protect all staff, performers and those present; suspension of the use of suspended ceilings for use Mechanical devices that swing or rotate or carry people; and the hirer must have the mechanical devices inspected daily by a competent person approved by the LCSD to ensure safety.
