MIRROR︱The investigation has not been completed for two months after the incident. Sun Yuhan: It's the end, I hope the public will give more time

It has been more than two months since the MIRROR concert accident. The government's "Inter-departmental Working Group" originally expected to complete the investigation in September, but there is still no news.

Sun Yuhan, Secretary for Labour and Welfare, said in an interview with TVB News today (2nd) that the investigation has come to an end, but due to the complex technical details involved in the incident, it has not yet been completed, and I hope the public will give more time.

▼The giant screen of MIRROR concert fell on the evening of July 28▼

Refers to the rare and complex accident

Sun Yuhan pointed out that the investigation is divided into three parts, including the Labour Department's investigation on occupational safety and health and the identity of injured dancers, the police's investigation, and the LCSD's inspection of stage safety.

"What I can say is that the investigation of the three groups has not yet been completed, but it has come to an end, and they all hope to have an explanation to the public as soon as possible," he said.

When asked what the specific difficulties were, Sun Yuhan pointed out: "Everyone can imagine that this is a very rare accident. It has its complexity, and evidence must be obtained, and there must be a legal basis. I hope everyone can give more. Time we, all departments do our best to do well.”

Sun Yuhan, Secretary for Labour and Welfare.

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