Police Seize Metal Cable In MIRROR Concert Probe
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2022-08-02 HKT 22:11
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Police officers investigating last week's MIRROR concert accident were seen taking away a steel cable after visiting the Hong Kong Coliseum on Tuesday.
Officials from the Government Laboratory also assisted with the probe.
Two dancers were injured when a giant video screen crashed down on performers on Thursday.
The Hospital Authority said Lee Kai-yin, who was struck in the head, remains in intensive care, but his vital signs are stable.
Meanwhile, the AsiaWorld-Expo said it will not allow event organisers to use mechanical devices that swing, rotate or carry people after the government introduced similar short-term rules at its venues in the wake of the incident.
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