A recent SEVENTEEN The concert aroused indignation after a malfunction of a theatrical effect caused the fire of the fireworks directly between the crowd, causing serious injuries.
The videos of the shocking moment spread rapidly online, with fans who report burns caused by pyrotechnic. The accident led to a wave of criticism towards Pleis Entertainment for its management of concert safety.
In response, Pleis has released an official declaration that recognizes the accident and attributed it to a defective product. The agency apologized, stating: “We apologize sincerely with the members of the public who have been shocked or disturbed by the accident. The injured spectators received immediate care in the temporary clinic of the headquarters before returning home. By going forward, we will conduct more in -depth inspections of special effects to ensure safety.”
However, the recourse intensified when an interested fan published online on their first hand experience. They revealed that their right arm was seriously burned and shared like the nearby fans rushed to turn off the flames on their clothes.
“I still feel the warmth on the arm. My place was in the N5 section. If the people around me had not acted quickly, I could have not received treatment in time. It was terrifying”, it was terrifying “. The fan wrote, subsequently updating that they were recovering and thanking others for their support.
The Netizen Koreans have expressed strong disappointment for the company’s response, asking for adequate compensation and long -term medical care for the injured fan.
Comments included:
“This is serious … compensation is a must.”
“Burning scars can last forever. I hope it receives adequate treatment.”
“If I were, I would be furious. It’s too kind.”
“Burns of third degree? This is not a joke.”
The accident has rekindled debates on concert safety standards, with many insisting on the fact that artists and management companies must take a stronger responsibility to protect fans.
Sources: Koreaboo
