Wong Ka Kui Birthday: June 10, 1962 Date of Death: June 30, 1993 Place of Origin: Taishan Height: 173CM Weight: 135 lbs Constellation: Gemini Place: Fuji Television's Studio 4 in Tokyo, Japan Time: early Thursday morning, June 24, 1993 Passage: The television station was taping a variety show, hosted by two entertainers (stage names UCHAN and NANCHAN), and invited a group of guests to participate in the show, including four members of Hong Kong BEYOND (Wong Ka Kui, Wong Ka Keung, Wong Kwan Chung and Yip Sai Wing). Wong Ka Kui fell out of the set panel Process: At 1:00am in Japan (12:00 midnight Hong Kong time), the taping started with a game session called "Dueling CORNER", where the twelve guests of the day were divided into two groups and competed on a stage. The stage was about three meters high, with a sink in the center of the stage and a "treasure" hanging in the air for the two teams to compete for. Fifteen minutes into the competition, the two teams gathered on one side of the stage. Due to the slippery nature of the stage, some people slipped and fell against the backdrop behind the stage, and due to the force of the impact, the bracket behind the backdrop fell off, and the host of the show, Uchimura Kouryuen (28 years old), and Beyond's Wong Ka Kui (31 years old), fell to the ground, with Wong Ka Kui unfortunately hitting the ground headfirst, and falling into a state of coma. Kouryuu Uchimura suffered only minor injuries. At 1:25am and 30:00am Japan time, two ambulances rushed to Gotho and sent the two to the nearest Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital for treatment. After diagnosis, the doctor confirmed that Wong Ka Kui was suffering from acute internal hemorrhage and cerebral contusion, and had been in a coma, which was prolonged until 3:15pm yesterday afternoon (Hong Kong time), in the intensive care unit of the Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital in Japan, where he passed away at the age of thirty-one. According to the hospital announced four causes of death: (a) acute subdural hematoma; (b) skull fracture; (c) brain contusion; (d) acute brain swelling.