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S’PORE SINGER JJ LIN TEARS FINGER TENDON IN FREAK ACCIDENT, CAN’T STRAIGHTEN IT ANYMORE

Singaporean Mandopop singer JJ Lin, recently took to Instagram to share an unfortunate incident that left him with a significant hand injury.

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He tore the tendon in his left pinky finger in a freak accident while trying to “save a falling glass bottle”, and was unable to straighten it after that.

He will be wearing a finger cast for the next 6 weeks, and he expressed his hope that it will recover.

The Incident

The singer explained how a seemingly innocuous moment led to an injury to his little finger. Attempting to save a falling glass bottle, he accidentally struck his hand, resulting in a torn tendon in his pinky finger. Fortunately, X-Ray results revealed no signs of bone fractures.

Despite the absence of fractures, JJ Lin revealed that he would be wearing a finger cast 24/7 for the next six weeks. This section will explore the necessity of the cast and discuss the expected recovery time for such injuries.

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Noteworthily, Lin, who is known for playing the piano in his concerts, has two upcoming performances scheduled next week, on the 25th and 26th November, and it remains to be seen if he can still perform.

JJ Lin’s Instagram post

“I wish this was a prank, but it’s not.

I also wish I had a cooler story to tell, but I’m afraid not…

I’ve injured my little finger.

While trying to save a falling glass bottle, I accidentally hit my hand, and suffered a torn tendon to my pinky finger, and am unable to straighten it no matter how hard I try. Fortunately, X-Ray showed no sign of bone fracture

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However, I will have to be wearing a finger cast from now on, 24/7 for the next 6 weeks, and hope that it will recover!

Please do not worry about me, I will brace this and get well, like I always have!”

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