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| Originally scheduled to be guest presenters at the MAMA Awards, Michelle Yeoh and Chow Yun Fat reportedly have cancelled their appearances. |
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| MIRROR members' fan clubs have cancelled their events at the MAMA Awards in response to the fire |
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| Sam Hui posts a hand written letter to wish for blessing for Hong Kong |
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| Stephy Tang prays for everyone to be safe |
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| Ken Hung and Angela Hui postpone their performance. Fans would probably understand and would not mind |
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| Arvin Tsang originally would perform his first solo concert |
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| Using his own vehicle to transport donated goods, 193 runs into his ERROR group mate Poki Ng at a transfer stop. |
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| Despite not being familiar with the area, Frankie Chan still personally deliver donations to Tai Po courtesy of on.cc |
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| MIRROR announces that the group will not take part in the MAMA Awards |
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| The MAMA Awards expresses that a moment of silence will be held at the event and donations would be made to support the affected families. |
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| ZEROBASEONE arrives in Hong Kong |
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| MAMA Awards guest presenters Chow Yun Fat and Michelle Yeoh have been rumored to skip the event |
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| Miriam Yeung's concerts would cancel its fireworks effects, donate the first concert's proceeds and the 6 shows' peripheral product proceeds in their entirety |
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| Cecilia Cheung, Han Hong and Jackson Wang have donated to disaster relief |
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| Sam Hui posts his personally written letter on social media in hopes of everyone would focus on assisting the fire department's rescue |
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| 193, Poki Ng and Frankie Chan have all delivered donations to Tai Po |
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| Louisa Mak offers to take care of a baby or two for affected families |
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| Lisa Tse courtesy of mingpao.com |
A 5 alarm fire broke out at the Wang Fuk Court apartment complex, Tai Po the day before yesterday. The death toll increased to 83 as of the deadline, including a firefighter who died in the line of duty. Many families were destroyed in the fire, causing grief throughout the city. Yesterday many events in which artists would have participated in were canceled or postponed. South Korea's "2025 MAMA Awards" (MAMA) will be held today and tomorrow at Kai Tak Stadium, and the event said that a moment of silence would take place at the event and donations would be made to support the affected families. The boy group MIRROR was originally scheduled to make their MAMA stage debut tonight, but issued a notice last night that they would not participate. Miriam Yeung's 6 Hong Kong Coliseum shows will start tomorrow night (29th), but the fireworks special effects will be canceled, and all profits from the proceeds from the first concert and the peripheral products of the 6 concerts will be donated to the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals. Many artists have also who generously donated to disaster relief, including Cecilia Cheung Pak Chi's HK$ 1 million donation through Po Leung Kuk, Jackson Wang's HK$ 1 million donation through the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, and mainland singer Han Hong's 10 million yuan (about HK$ 11 million) donation.
The Korean music awards ceremony "2025 MAMA Awards" will be held at Kai Tak Stadium today and tomorrow, and many Korean stars will perform in Hong Kong, including boy groups Super Junior, ENHYPEN, girl group i-dle, BABYMONSTER, MEOVV, G-Dragon, etc., and Hong Kong representatives include the boy group MIRROR. The first night's guest presenters would include Michelle Yeoh (Yeung Chi King), and the second night Chow Yun Fat.
A 5 alarm fire broke out at Wang Fu Court, Tai Po the day before yesterday, and South Korean media reported yesterday afternoon that the organizers included condolences and mourning methods for the victims, urgently modified and reorganized the content of the performance, and discussed whether special effects related to "fire" such as stage flames and explosions would be canceled, and it was even reported that Chow Yun Fat and Yeung Chi King would not attend the award ceremony.
MakerVille issued a special notice last night, deciding that MIRROR would not participate in the performance. "In view of the unfortunate fire incident at Wang Fuk Court, Tai Po, the team has decided that MIRROR will not participate in the MAMA Awards Ceremony 2025 after careful consideration. MakerVille mourns the tragic loss of the fire and extends its deepest condolences to the injured and all those affected, and wishes the rescue work to be successful. The team also expresses its sincere apologies to the affected audience and appreciates everyone's understanding."
MAMA also issued a statement last night. "We express our deepest condolences to those who lost their lives in the fire accident in Hong Kong. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to all those, including the bereaved families, who are experiencing hardship through great loss and anxiety.
The 2025 MAMA AWARDS will add a "Support Hong Kong" message to create a time to share in the sorrow and commemorate, and we intend to contribute our efforts through donations to support the victims.
The 2025 MAMA AWARDS believes in the power of music to heal and unite. We are carefully preparing the overall stage composition and proceedings to ensure that it becomes a ceremony that conveys comfort and hope, rather than just dazzling productions. We hope that music can bring even a small amount of comfort and courage to everyone's hearts.
The 2025 MAMA AWARDS promises to be a responsible event that does its utmost until the very end." The event also announced that the red carpet event would be canceled tonight.
Miriam Yeung Chin Wah would hold 6 concerts at the Hong Kong Coliseum starting tomorrow night. The event issued a statement saying that with the serious fire broke at Wang Fuk Court, the team is deeply saddened by the same heavy grief as the people of Hong Kong. Because the schedule and production restrictions could not be adjusted and fans from around the world have already arrivecd n Hong Kong. After numerous considerations the concerts would go on as scheduled. The team decided to respond to social needs with practical actions and work together to tide over the difficulties. All proceeds from tomorrow night's first concert and the peripheral products of the six concerts will be donated to the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals to support fire rescue and post- disaster reconstruction work. The concerts also cancelled the original scheduled firework effects, adjust some of the performance contents to be in a suitable condition for everyone to meet, deliver through music warmth and strength, heal hearts and gather strength. The team also called on friends in the circle and fans to donate the funds originally intended for the purchase of flower baskets to local fundraising platforms such as the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals for disaster relief.
Emperor Entertainment's singers Arvin Tsang Ngo Fei, Angela Hui Ching Wan and Ken Hung Cheuk Lap were originally scheduled to hold a concert at the MacPherson Arena in Mong Kok for three consecutive days starting tonight, but announced the postponement yesterday. Joey Tang Kin Ming and Taiwanese singer Shino Lin would hold a concert at the Kwun Tong waterfront event space on Sunday (30th) but announce the postponement, and the follow-up arrangements will be announced later.
Charmaine Sheh Sze Man, Carlos Chan Ka Lok and his wife Shiga Lin Sze Nga were originally scheduled to attend two Christmas lighting ceremonies yesterday, but both were postponed; Joey Yung Cho Yi's original attendance at the premiere of "ZOOTOPIA 2" held at Disneyland Hong Kong was also canceled. Artist Yung Tin Yau and his girlfriend Fu Tin Yan held a wedding banquet at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel last night, which was originally intended to be interviewed by the media but was later canceled.
Many artists are concerned about the 5 alarm fire in Wang Fuk Court and have donated to disaster relief. Cecilia Cheung Pak Chi's studio announced on Weibo: "The fire in Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong has touched the heartstrings of all sectors of society. Cecilia Cheung has donated HK$100 through Po Leung Kuk in Hong Kong, which is specifically used for fire emergency rescue, transitional resettlement of disaster victims, and supply of daily necessities. Let's lead a helping hand and help each other tide over the difficulties." Mainland artist Han Hong donated 1,000 yuan through her charity fund. She commented, "My heart aches for Hong Kong! Pray for peace!" Jackson Wang also announced that he would donate $1 million through the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals to help the fire affected comrades.
Many people in the entertainment industry are very concerned about the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po. They have posted on social networks to express their deep sorrow, and forwarded community support information to find lost relatives, save pets and donate items, and cheer for firefighters and medical staff. Tai Po resident "Song God" Sam Hui Koon Kit posted a handwritten letter on social networks. "As a neighbor in Tai Po, I feel the same way! I hope all walks of life will support and concentrate on assisting the Fire Services Department in the rescue! God bless Hong Kong!"
Tai Po resident and ERROR member Poki Ng appeared at the supply transfer station to assist those in need, while teammate Denis Kwok Ka Chun (193) and MIRROR member Frankie Chan Shui Fai also spontaneously went to the community hall where the victims were temporarily evacuated to deliver supplies. Chan Shui Fai said, "I am moved! When I went to bring the supplies I didn't know where to deliver them. Before I arrived I already saw a large number of citizens carrying the supplies and setting off. Not knowing the way, I followed the brigade to the supply station. Also on the trip were many students who were carrying supplies out of the dormitory to help. On the way back I saw people keep bringing supplies. When one side is in trouble everyone helps!" Some fans who lived in Wang Fuk Court expressed their gratitude on the social media group. In addition to worrying about whether the support is sufficient, Chan Shui Fai also hoped that if anyone had any uneasiness would try to express their feelings in a way that suit them, continue to support each other, and wish everyone safety.
193 revealed that he drove all night to assist people in transporting supplies. He was willing to help transport them to community halls in different locations, and uploaded a photo of the rear of the car. "I feel that I got bigger after moving things for a night, and I am a little moved to see so many people uniting to help in the early morning. Without any planning in advance, I even ran into a very talented teammate helping out at a supply transfer station. If you are an early riser, you may want to consider helping out at various supply stations, or donating blood, and keep an eye on social media for updates. With too much negativity, you should put down your phone to rest, listen to music to relax, or chat with friends. Thank you all the firefighters for your hard work, may everyone be safe."
The Tai Po branch of the Elanne Kong Yeuk Lam's husband Oscar Siu Wai Jin operated Shengjian Bao restaurants was open all night after the fire and gave away free food and drinks, which was praised by many online. Becoming a mother in March this year, Louisa Ma Ming Sze said on social platforms, "Excuse me, I live in Kowloon, but my home can help take care of 1 or 2 babies. PM me if needed."
In addition, former Miss Hong Kong champion Lisa Tse Ga Ye reposted the clip on the social platform story the night before, writing in Chinese and English: "I would like to express my deepest condolences and prayers to all the victims, the injured, and those who lost their homes today (the day before yesterday). Today I witnessed my grandmother's home burn in the fire, it truly has been a heart breaking day." Some online were concerned about the personal safety of her grandmother. Tse Ga Ye replied on social platforms yesterday, apologizing for not updating everyone with the latest news. She revealed that no one was at home at the time of the fire, so her family was fine. She prayed for the victims or those affected, and expressed her deep condolences.
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