ATEEZ's MINGI fractured his finger during a performance in Macao but will continue with the scheduled activities without major disruptions.
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ATEEZ member MINGI suffered an injury by fracturing his finger during a performance. According to the agency KQ Entertainment, MINGI had an accident during the performance of 'WATERBOMB MACAO 2025' held at the Macao Outdoor Performance Venue, where he fell on a stage that extended into the audience. After a diagnosis at the hospital, it was found that he had a fracture in his left hand's ring finger, and he is currently in a cast on that area. Fortunately, there is no major disruption to the schedule, and it is planned to continue with the scheduled activities as is. ATEEZ announced last July that all eight members renewed their contracts for another seven years, delighting global fans.
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