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Mirror’s meteoric rise to fame, however, was halted last year when a tragedy befell the group.

Organisers of upcoming concerts in Hong Kong are making last-minute changes to their stage designs as some private venue owners have decided to follow the government’s tightened rules on installations at public performance sites in the wake of an accident at a show by Canto-pop boy band Mirror last week. A movable giant screen crashed onto the stage during the...

Music News - HONG KONG - Mirror member Keung To has dispelled rumours that the top Hong Kong boy band was disbanding in a late-night post on Instagram Stories. One of the most popular members of the 12-man group, To, 23, wrote at about 1.30am Hong Kong time on Thursday (Aug 4): "Will... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The organisers of a string of concerts by Canto-pop boy band Mirror are being investigated by the Labour Department over a possible breach of health and safety laws after a giant television screen fell on to the stage and critically injured a dancer, it was revealed on Sunday (July 30). Officials said a bureau-level task force was expected to meet...

Some netizens have criticised Mirror member Anson Lo for continuing with his singing after the accident.

They added that they have not initiated any crowdfunding efforts for the three injured dancers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Hong Kong police will investigate if human error or negligence were involved in a shocking accident that left two dancers injured after a giant screen fell on them during a concert by boy band Mirror on Thursday (July 29), the Post has learned. The force on Saturday night said detectives from Kowloon West regional crime unit were tasked with investigating...