The Hong Kong Coliseum at Hung Hom is closed on July 29, after two dancers performing with boyband Mirror were struck by a giant video screen that fell in the middle of a show. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
The Hong Kong Coliseum at Hung Hom is closed on July 29, after two dancers performing with boyband Mirror were struck by a giant video screen that fell in the middle of a show. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
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Letters | Mirror concert mishap must be thoroughly investigated

  • Readers discuss what could have led to the accident at the Coliseum, the importance of performer and audience safety, a truly ‘welcoming’ Hong Kong, the restorative power of the Rugby Sevens, and being treated like a virus by Hong Kong’s Covid-19 policy

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Updated: 11:30am, 2 Aug, 2022

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The Hong Kong Coliseum at Hung Hom is closed on July 29, after two dancers performing with boyband Mirror were struck by a giant video screen that fell in the middle of a show. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
The Hong Kong Coliseum at Hung Hom is closed on July 29, after two dancers performing with boyband Mirror were struck by a giant video screen that fell in the middle of a show. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
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