Two dancers have been harmed during a Cantopop show in Hong Kong, where a monstrous video screen suspended over a stage has fallen on performers.
The screen fell during a performance by boy band Mirror at the Hong Kong Coliseum on Thursday.
Videos circulating on social media show Mirror members Anson Lo and Edan Lui performing with twelve artists when one of a few suspended LED screens over the stage comes crashing down.
The screen appears to straightforwardly hit one artist on the head and body, prior to bringing down onto another entertainer and the crowd screams in horror.
The other performers in front of an audience raced to help those hit by the screen.
Police said two male artists were cognizant and taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital following the episode, which was accounted for at 10:36pm.
Local media detailed that the hospital said one of the dancers was in a “serious condition”, while the other was steady.
Three female crowd members were additionally announced as harmed, police said.
One of them felt unwell and was taken to hospital, while two others were in a condition of shock, however required no medical treatment.
Following the occurrence, the show was ended and participants were approached to leave the scene.
The screen’s fall was the most recent occurrence in the band’s series of 12 shows at the scene.
Social media videos show musician Frankie Lui seeming to lose his balance and tumble off the edge of the stage while giving a discourse on Tuesday.
A web-based appeal about the security issues of the Mirror shows has 13,000 marks.
The appeal urges coordinators to guarantee wellbeing for Mirror and its artists and cease from utilizing pointless stage systems or raised stages.