Giant video screen falls on boyband during Hong Kong concert
By DW
31 July 2022 |
1:35 pm
Footage from the concert appears to show a giant screen hitting a performer from boyband Mirror directly on the head and crushing his body. Two dancers were rushed to hospital.
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