Keung To of Hong Kong band Mirror rescued after accidentally falling into sea

Keung To, a member of Hong Kong Cantopop boy band Mirror, was rescued after accidentally falling into the waters off Sai Wan on Tuesday.

About five hours after the incident, the performer posted a photo of himself giving the thumbs-up gesture.

“Don’t need to worry, everyone, see you tomorrow”, he wrote for the caption, referring to a fans meeting he was expected to attend with three other Mirror members on Wednesday evening.

Police received a report at 4.36pm that a man had fallen into the waters near the Western Wholesale Food Market. He was rescued and taken to the Central Government Pier on Man Fai Road and then transported by ambulance to Queen Mary Hospital for treatment.

A source familiar with the case said Keung had been transferred to a private hospital.

“Keung To stated at the time that he accidentally fell into the sea,” the insider said.

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