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Seriously injured dancer Mo Li is still undergoing treatment, prosecutions and legal action are pending.

Two companies were fined HK$352,000 over the incidents during the Mirror concerts last July that saw at least three dancers injured, includi...

Studiodanz and Engineering Impact plead guilty to total of nine charges arising from incidents at Hong Kong Coliseum on July 25 and 28 last year.

Hong Kong: Firms fined for breaching labour laws

Reverend Derek Li says Canadian specialist who hopes for breakthrough treatment to be called in next month.

On the night of Jul 28, a massive LED panel fell from the ceiling during the MIRROR Concert ...

Members of Hong Kong boy band Mirror and dancers involved in a concert where a falling screen critically injured a performer have voiced dismay on social media at the actions that led to the incident, with officials overseeing the venue set to be grilled in the legislature on Monday.

Hong Kong police have arrested five people in connection with the case of a falling giant screen that seriously injured two dancers during a Mirror concert, as investigations revealed that subpar installation work and wrongful declaration of information had contributed to the accident. The five suspects, some arrested for fraud and for allowing objects to be dropped from a height,...

Hong Kong police arrested five people on Friday over an accident at a concert by the city's most popular boy band Mirror that left a dancer at risk of permanent paralysis, according to local media and a police source.

A giant LED screen that crashed onto two dancers performing at boy band Mirror’s concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum last month, was declared to authorities to weigh less than half of its actual 500kg, the Post has learned. A government source revealed the details on Thursday (Aug 25), a day after a task force set up to investigate the...