Singer Leehom Wang gets 39 stitches after stage cable trip in China, sparking safety concerns
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Taiwanese-American singer Leehom Wang tripped on a stage cable during a concert in China, injuring his face and ear. He required 39 stitches and was treated at a hospital in Chengdu, Sichuan province. Despite the injury, Wang continued the concert. The incident has sparked discussions about stage safety standards.
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Wang required 27 stitches to his ear and 12 to his face.
Leehom Wang continued his concert despite suffering from sudden injuries that later required 39 stitches.
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Leehom Wang continued his concert despite suffering from sudden injuries that later required 39 stitches.
South China Morning Post- Wang required 27 stitches to his ear and 12 to his face.
- He posted images of his injured face on social media.
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Leehom Wang continued his concert despite suffering from sudden injuries that later required 39 stitches.
South China Morning PostWang received 27 stitches to his ear and 12 stitches to his face at a hospital in Chengdu.
South China Morning PostWang is 50 years old.
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